Call for Proposals

The EUNCL provides critical infrastructure and characterisation services to qualify the selected nanoparticles' physical and chemical attributes, their in vitro biological properties, and their in vivo compatibility using animal models. The EUNCL objective is to support and facilitate the regulatory review of your nanotechnologies that are intended for innovative therapies and diagnostics.

The EUNCL offers a comprehensive assay cascade aimed at evaluating the quality and safety of your nanomaterial. Moreover, the EUNCL will supply sponsors with a complete and detailed characterisation data set that enables researchers in academia, industry, and government to facilitate further development and translation of their nanotechnology strategies towards clinical applications.

The EUNCL characterisation platform aims to assess all categories of nanomedicines developed in EU.

EUNCL call for access will accept continuous application with bi-annual review campaign in April and October each year.

EUNCL call will accept all type of Med-NPs with putative application for treatment and/or diagnosis via injection or oral formulation.

If a project is selected, the EUNCL’s services will be provided at no cost to the submitting sponsor.

Guide for Applicants (PDF, 0.2 MB)

Non Disclusure Agreement (PDF, 0.2 MB)

European Nanomedicine Characterisation Laboratory (EUNCL)

Call for Proposals!

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    The EUNCL Executive Board and CET met at MedTech Europe in Brussels to arrange the last steps before closure of the project. An important and well-prepared discussion point was the way forward to ensure that the strong collaboration of partners will lead to a successful continuation of the service offered to start-ups and companies.
  • EUNCL at CRS Annual Meeting in Valencia
    EUNCL was invited to present in Valencia, Spain at the 46th Controlled Release Society Annual Meeting & Exposition! Held in the Palacio de Congresos de València from July 21st-24th, this premier event spoted a powerful lineup of presenters including Nobel Laureates, Academic powerhouses and Industry game changers celebrating the progress in the areas of bioengineering, drug delivery, material science, pharmaceutics, consumer and diversified products, and veterinary science.
  • Last General Assembly met in Stoos, Switzerland 23. - 24. May 2019
    The project’s last General Assembly took place under the motto ‘overview, impact and forecast’. The Work Package leader presented a pre-final report on their respective WPs, recapitulating the tasks accomplished during the last 3,5 years of the project’s runtime.

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