Careers in high-radiation Environment Technologies
Marie Curie Initial Training Network

TALENT offers training possibilities in two different categories

Scientifc training, which focuses on the research of the TALENT and Pixel detectors.

Complementary skill training which aims to provide the researcher with training in areas like communications and presentation skills, languages as well as business-related training.

The TALENT training network offers a diverse set of training and networking opportunities, as summarized in the table below. Kick-off courses will familiarize ESR/ER with the IBL project and the network. Case workshops are designed as team work activities to exchange best practices within own field of research and aim at promoting networking and transfer of knowledge among the young researchers. A dedicated summer school represents a powerful mid-way milestone of the network-training programme, with all young researchers participating. The Summer school will have a 50% scientific and 50% non-scientific / complementary skills character. Attendance will be open to external participants such as visiting senior researchers and the international research community. In addition, the network provides training opportunities by arranging collaboration with external scientists and other similar ITN programmes.

Preliminary dates for TALENT training events are found on TALENT Events.