International Iberian
Nanotechnology Laboratory
(INL)
International Iberian
Nanotechnology Laboratory
The International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory is one of the main international research centres dedicated to nanoscience. The Laboratory is an intergovernmental organization founded in 2005 upon a joint agreement between Portugal and Spain. Today, it houses a multicultural community of more than 400 researchers from 30 nationalities with various scientific backgrounds. Established in 2005, the International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory (INL) is a collaborative research and technology organisation founded by the governments of Spain and Portugal. Headquartered in Braga, northern Portugal, INL operates within an international legal framework to conduct interdisciplinary research and implement nanotechnologies for the benefit of society. INL focuses on strategic research areas that deepen our understanding of fundamental phenomena, serving as the basis for developing innovative technologies.
Main activities and roles in AlchemiSSts
Technically, INL participates in the project with the Espiña - Water Quality group (https://www.inl.int/research-groups/espina-research-group/). This group performs and coordinates the experimental environmental hazard assessment of the materials and products developed by the project value chains, in WP6. INL also participates in other WPs, helping to establish the operational framework, providing new data for the data hub and ensuring the application of FAIR principles.
