Instruct-ERIC International Access Call
We are delighted to announce the opening of the Instruct access call for International users. In the last 4 years Instruct has been working to strengthen the collaboration with the international structural biology community, in particular with Latin America. In this context, we are starting Instruct-ERIC International Access Calls by offering the opportunity for scientists working in institutions that have signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) to apply to access the Instruct Research Infrastructure. For more information in what services are offered visit our catalogue. To apply you need to belong to one of the institutions mentioned below and to upload an application online.
You can find more information here.

Call details
- Open 25thMarch 2019
- Close 25thMay 2019
Review process: Proposals will be reviewed by a panel comprising representatives from two Instruct Centres plus two members of the Instruct-ERIC Independent Scientific Advisory Board.
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