Braga (Portugal), 31 of March 2025 – MICROBES-4-CLIMATE project launches its 1st Transnational Access (TNA) Open Call

MIRRI-ERIC, the coordinator of the MICROBES-4-CLIMATE project, is pleased to announce the launch of the first Transnational Access (TNA) Open Call. Open from March 31st to June 30th, 2025, this call will provide researchers across Europe with access to cutting-edge Research Infrastructures (RIs) to advance innovation in microbial and environmental sciences.

The MICROBES-4-CLIMATE TNA Programme aims to foster collaboration and accelerate scientific progress by offering researchers access to state-of-the-art infrastructures, data, and expertise. Users from academia, non-profits, and industry can apply.

Researchers from academia, non-profits, and industry are encouraged to participate, particularly those working at the intersection of microbial sciences and environmental sustainability. The programme’s goal is to bridge gaps in scientific research by facilitating access to advanced resources and promoting cross-border collaborations.

By participating in the TNA Programme, users can leverage cutting-edge infrastructures, obtain scientific and technical support, and develop innovative projects addressing global challenges related to microbes and climate change.

For more information, including eligibility criteria and application guidelines, please here.

Braga (Portugal), 31 of March 2025 – MIRRI-ERIC is hiring a Communication and Impact Officer

The Microbial Resource Research Infrastructure – European Research Infrastructure Consortium (MIRRI-ERIC) is seeking a Communication and Impact Officer  (CIO) to lead the communication and dissemination activities of our pan-European research infrastructure. The CIO will work closely with the Executive Director and other senior executives to enhance the organisation’s visibility, engage with diverse stakeholders and monitor the scientific and societal impact of MIRRI-ERIC’s work.

MIRRI-ERIC is a pan-European distributed research infrastructure dedicated to the preservation, investigation, and valorisation of microbial resources and biodiversity. By bringing together the largest collections of microbial resources in Europe, MIRRI-ERIC supports researchers, institutions, and industries in addressing global challenges in health, agriculture, food security, and environmental sustainability.

We are a motivated and collaborative team working at the forefront of microbial research, united by the ambition to amplify the value and visibility of one of Europe’s most extensive collections of microbial resources. MIRRI-ERIC plays a crucial role in supporting researchers and innovators in unlocking the potential of microbes to address global challenges in health, food systems, and the environment.

By joining us, you will help shape how MIRRI-ERIC communicates its impact to the world. Together, we can elevate the voice of microbial science, foster public engagement and contribute to a more informed, healthier, and sustainable future for all.

The full call and application details are available here.