funding type |
European Comission |
programme |
FP6-NMP |
acronym/
reference |
FAME |
alternative reference |
500159 |
research group(s) |
1 - inorganic functional nanomaterials and organic-inorganic hybrids; |
department |
Chemistry (DQ) |
execution dates |
2004-10-01 - 2008-09-30 (
48 Months )
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abstract/
keywords |
FAME will assemble, structure, integrate and expand a world class-team exhibiting a critical mass of researchers in multifunctional Hybrids and Ceramics remaining at the forefront of this emerging and strategically important family of materials technologies for tomorrow. Today the hybrids and ceramics communities are too fragmented to face up to the international competition. Breakthroughs for smart and novel functions in these new materials will be developed leading to miniaturisation of devices, reduced use of raw materials, lower weight and less energy demand for operation. FAME will be used as a tool to create a virtual European Multifunctional Materials Institute having a legal organisational and financial structure. This goal will be achieved through: A) a Joint Programme of Integration leading to the implementation of the Institute. B) a Joint Programme of Research consisting of planning and execution Research Projects offering multidisciplinary interaction between chemists, physicists, biologists, theoreticians, materials scientists and engineers. C) a Joint Programme of Spreading of Excellence involving a new European Master Programme in Multifunctional Materials including distance-learning. Raising Public Participation and Awareness will be strongly taken into account. D) FAME, which assembles 18 partners, will be based on a strong management structure under a Governing Council and through operational boards: Durable Integration, Science & Research Processes, Spreading of Excellence, Management and Coordination Team.
The University of Bordeaux 1 will be the financial and administrative coordinator. About 190 researchers and 60 PhD students in 7 countries (Belgium, France, Germany, Spain, UK, Portugal, Israel) are involved in FAME. Provision is made for a few more research partners later. So far, 30 industrial companies have manifested their interest to participate to the FAME research and educational actions.
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coordinator
/local pi |
João Rocha |
ciceco status |
Partner |
proponent institution |
Université Bordeaux 1 |
partner institution(s) |
CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE France CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS Spain FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG E.V. Germany INSTITUT NATIONAL POLYTECHNIQUE DE GRENOBLE France MAX-PLANCK-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER WISSENSCHAFTEN Germany MAX-PLANCK-INSTITUT FUR KOHLENFORSCHUNG Germany TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAT DARMSTADT Germany THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM Israel THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL United Kingdom THE UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD United Kingdom THE UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREWS United Kingdom UNIVERSIDADE DE AVEIRO Portugal UNIVERSITAT AUGSBURG Germany UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN Belgium UNIVERSITE DE LIEGE Belgium UNIVERSITY COMPLUTENSE MADRID Spain UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL United Kingdom
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industrial partner(s) |
no |
international partner(s) |
yes |
total budget |
26.721.527€
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ciceco budget |
247.649€
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project code |
3.89.28 |
link |
http://cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/74339_en.html
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Room temperature magnetoelectric coupling in a molecular ferroelectric ytterbium(III) complexLong, J; Ivanov, MS; Khomchenko, VA; Mamontova, E; Thibaud, JM; Rouquette, J; Beaudhuin, M; Granier, D; Ferreira, RAS; Carlos, LD; Donnadieu, B; Henriques, MSC; Paixao, JA; Guari, Y; Larionova, J 2020, SCIENCE, 367, 6478, 671-+.
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The role of Li+ in the upconversion emission enhancement of (YYbEr)(2)O-3 nanoparticlesDebasu, ML; Riedl, JC; Rocha, J; Carlos, LD 2018, NANOSCALE, 10, 33, 15799-15808.
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Poly(N-methacryloyl glycine)/nanocellulose composites as pH-sensitive systems for controlled release of diclofenacSaidi, L; Vilela, C; Oliveira, H; Silvestre, AJD; Freire, CSR 2017, CARBOHYDRATE POLYMERS, 169, 357-365.
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Probing the interaction of oppositely charged gold nanoparticles with DPPG and DPPC Langmuir monolayers as cell membrane modelsTorrano, AA; Pereira, AS; Oliveira, ON; Barros-Timmons, A 2013, COLLOIDS AND SURFACES B-BIOINTERFACES, 108, 120-126.
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Synthesis of nanopowders of the aluminum-substituted lanthanum gallate solid electrolyte by mechanochemical routeDomingues, EM; Goncalves, P; Figueiredo, FM 2012, SOLID STATE SCIENCES, 14, 7, 820-827.
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Nanoporous Piezo- and Ferroelectric Thin FilmsFerreira, P; Hou, RZ; Wu, AY; Willinger, MG; Vilarinho, PM; Mosa, J; Laberty-Robert, C; Boissiere, C; Grosso, D; Sanchez, C 2012, LANGMUIR, 28, 5, 2944-2949.
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A bifunctional luminescent single-ion magnet: towards correlation between luminescence studies and magnetic slow relaxation processesLong, J; Vallat, R; Ferreira, RAS; Carlos, LD; Paz, FAA; Guari, Y; Larionova, J 2012, CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS, 48, 80, 9974-9976.
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Relaxometric Studies of gamma-Fe2O3@SiO2 Core Shell Nanoparticles: When the Coating MattersPinho, SLC; Laurent, S; Rocha, J; Roch, A; Delville, MH; Mornet, S; Carlos, LD; Vander Elst, L; Muller, RN; Geraldes, CFGC 2012, JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY C, 116, 3, 2285-2291.
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Broadband spontaneous emission rate enhancement through the design of plasmonic nanoantennasVallee, RAL; Ferrie, M; Saadaoui, H; Ravaine, S 2012, OPTICAL MATERIALS EXPRESS, 2, 5, 566-577.
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Wavelength-dependent emission enhancement through the design of active plasmonic nanoantennasFerrie, M; Pinna, N; Ravaine, S; Vallee, RAL 2011, OPTICS EXPRESS, 19, 18, 17697-17712.
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Assessment of the electronic conductivity of core-shell, Fe-doped LSGM ceramics by impedance spectroscopyGomes, E; Mather, GC; Figueiredo, FM; Marques, FMB 2011, SOLID STATE IONICS, 193, 1, 11-17.
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Near-Infrared Luminescent and Magnetic Cyano-Bridged Coordination Polymers Nd(phen)(n)(DMF)(m)[M(CN)(8)] (M = Mo, W)Long, J; Chelebaeva, E; Larionova, J; Guari, Y; Ferreira, RAS; Carlos, LD; Paz, FAA; Trifonov, A; Guerin, C 2011, INORGANIC CHEMISTRY, 50, 20, 9924-9926.
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Influence of the neutralization process on the preparation of titanate nanotubes by hydrothermal synthesisMaxim, F; Ferreira, P; Vilarinho, PM 2011, JOURNAL OF POROUS MATERIALS, 18, 1, 37-45.
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Kinetic Study of the Static Hydrothermal Synthesis of BaTiO3 Using Titanate Nanotubes PrecursorsMaxim, F; Vilarinho, PM; Ferreira, P; Reaney, IM; Levin, I 2011, CRYSTAL GROWTH & DESIGN, 11, 8, 3358-3365.
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Macroscopic and nanoscale electrical properties of pulsed laser deposited (100) epitaxial lead-free Na0.5Bi0.5TiO3 thin filmsBousquet, M; Duclere, JR; Champeaux, C; Boulle, A; Marchet, P; Catherinot, A; Wu, A; Vilarinho, PM; Deputier, S; Guilloux-Viry, M; Crunteanu, A; Gautier, B; Albertini, D; Bachelet, C 2010, JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 107, 3,
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CoFe2O4-TiO2 and CoFe2O4-ZnO Thin Film Nanostructures Elaborated from Colloidal Chemistry and Atomic Layer DepositionClavel, G; Marichy, C; Willinger, MG; Ravaine, S; Zitoun, D; Pinna, N 2010, LANGMUIR, 26, 23, 18400-18407.
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Enhanced Photoluminescence Features of Rare Earth Phenylphosphonate Hybrid Nanostructures Synthesized under Nonaqueous ConditionsDi, WH; Ferreira, RAS; Willinger, MG; Ren, XG; Pinna, N 2010, JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY C, 114, 14, 6290-6297.
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Nonaqueous sol-gel chemistry applied to atomic layer deposition: tuning of photonic band gap properties of silica opalsMarichy, C; Dechezelles, JF; Willinger, MG; Pinna, N; Ravaine, S; Vallee, R 2010, NANOSCALE, 2, 5, 786-792.
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Additive-Assisted Aqueous Synthesis of BaTiO3 NanopowdersMaxim, F; Ferreira, P; Vilarinho, PM; Aimable, A; Bowen, P 2010, CRYSTAL GROWTH & DESIGN, 10, 9, 3996-4004.
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Eu3+-Assisted Short-Range Ordering of Photoluminescent Bridged SilsesquioxanesNobre, SS; Cattoen, X; Ferreira, RAS; Carcel, C; Bermudez, VD; Man, MWC; Carlos, LD 2010, CHEMISTRY OF MATERIALS, 22, 12, 3599-3609.
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