E-NOSE PROJECT: PHD STUDENT SECONDED TO POLAND

Within the framework of the E-NOSE project, Namig Heydarov from the Institute of Radiation Problems has been seconded to NANOMATERIALS RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT SP. Z.O.O. The secondment is implemented with the support of the European Union and facilitated through MIMF‘s educational and research framework, strengthening institutional links between third-country partners and European research centers. The project is dedicated to the development of next-generation gas sensors based on metal-oxide nanopowder technologies, integrating advanced materials with multiparametric signal-processing algorithms to create compact devices. These sensors aim to achieve enhanced sensitivity and rapid response times. Beyond sensor development, the E-NOSE project promotes international knowledge exchange and collaboration between institutions, targeting innovative applications in security and public-health monitoring, including early detection of fires, epidemic threats, and hazardous activities, with strong potential for patentable scientific and technological outcomes.