Horizon Project
Nuclear DN
Elucidating Metabolic Regulation of Genome Function and Cell Identity with Relevance to Stem Cell Biology and Cancer
SciLink as an Associated Partner in the NUCLEAR Doctoral Network (ongoing)
The NUCLEAR project—Elucidating Metabolic Regulation of Genome Function and Cell Identity with Relevance to Stem Cell Biology and Cancer—is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action Doctoral Network under the Horizon Europe programme. It brings together top European institutions to train 17 Doctoral Candidates at the forefront of metabolomics, chromatin regulation, functional genomics, and precision nutrition, creating a uniquely interdisciplinary environment.
As an Associated Partner of NUCLEAR, Stichting SciLink (SciLink Foundation) plays a vital supporting role in the network. Alongside industry and research leaders such as Thermo Fisher Scientific, the Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer, and universities including Cambridge, UAB, and LMU, SciLink contributes to the project’s overarching mission.
Our Contribution and Added Value
- Communications and Outreach Support: SciLink assists in shaping dissemination strategies, helping to amplify the project’s visibility and impact through accessible, engaging content aimed at diverse audiences.
- Trainer Engagement & Capacity Building: Drawing on our expertise in delivering interdisciplinary training and mentoring, we support synergy between NUCLEAR’s educational activities and our broader learning initiatives—enhancing career development across the network.
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