PANIONS delivers a comprehensive and high-quality doctoral training programme designed to equip 14 doctoral candidates with a strong interdisciplinary skillset. The programme combines advanced theoretical and practical research training with targeted transferable skills, preparing participants for diverse careers in academia, fundamental and applied research, and interdisciplinary professional environments. Its quality and credibility are ensured through full alignment with the Seven Principles of Innovative Doctoral Training, providing a structured, internationally recognised framework for excellent doctoral education.
Host: University of Gothenburg
Host: University of Gothenburg
Provider: accelopment
Module 1: Research Project Management
Module 2: Science Communication
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
Organisers: UGOT, ICSI, ISU
Participating organisations: APS, IBW, BMS
Format: 5-day workshop
Introduction to fundamental concepts of negative ions, experimental and theoretical methods, and scientific integrity, combined with hands-on training in mass spectrometry and laser photodetachment.
Provider: Visualize Science
Graphic design, scientific posters, graphical abstracts and presentations
Location: Heidelberg, Germany
Organisers: MPG, RU, IRF
Participating organisations: IPR, DDT, IACS
Format: 5-day workshop
Addresses negative ions of astrophysical relevance, covering spectroscopy, cosmic anion chemistry and nuclear engineering applications, alongside hands-on training at cryogenic storage ring facilities.
Provider: accelopment
Module 4: Funding Opportunities
Module 5: Proposal Writing
Location: Groningen, Netherlands
Organisers: RUG, HUJI, CUB
Participating organisations: AC-CHEM, Q-ACRT
Format: 5-day workshop
Theoretical modelling of negative ions, including ab initio methods, density functional theory, AI-based approaches and computational hands-on exercises.
Location: Meyrin, Switzerland
Organisers: CERN, UGOT
Participating organisations: ATS, IACS
Format: Final event
Advanced applications of negative ions, intersectoral perspectives and hands-on laboratory training at CERN facilities, including ISOLDE and LINAC4.