In the frame of this project, research infrastructure units of MTA Atomki are set into a control software framework thus establishing a remotely controllable virtual laboratory. The aim of the system integration is to create a complex infrastructure suitable to make radiobiological and radiation hardening measurements. The subsystems involved in the integration: cyclotron accelerator, neutron source, vertical beam-end for isotope production, tandetron accelerator, Van de Graaff accelerator, Co-60 source, MiniPET-3 small animal Positron Emission Tomograph, radiochemical laboratory, ESCA (Electron Spectrometer for Chemical Applications), MGGL (Matra Gravitational and Geophysical Laboratory).
Leader of consortium:
- Evopro Systems Engineering Kft (support: 398.725.723 Ft, 57%)
Members of consortium:
- MTA Atomki (support: 185.500.010 Ft, 100%)
- MTA Biological Research Centre (support: 145.561.008 Ft, 100%)
- University of Szeged (support: 239.834.823 Ft, 100%)