Events Elettra Highlights 2024–2025 181 Resilience Through Large-Scale Infrastructures (7), who visited Elettra and FERMI to learn about synchrotronbased methods for energy research. Presentations by Giuliana Aquilanti and Michela Bassanese covered X-ray spectroscopy of batteries and remote beamline access, emphasizing how digital tools enhance interaction and collaboration with the user community. In June 2025, Elettra joined the APRE mission to Brussels (8), alongside regional partners such as the Universities of Trieste and Udine, AREA Science Park, ICGEB, and SISSA. The visit provided direct engagement with European institutions and insights into Horizon Europe programmes, reinforcing the integration of the Friuli Venezia Giulia research system within European networks. Taken together, these initiatives illustrate Elettra’s commitment to maintaining open and constructive cooperation with national and international partners. Through its participation in regional, European, and user-driven networks, the centre continues to promote dialogue between science, policy, and industry, contributing to the advancement of research and innovation across disciplines and borders. 7 8 5 6
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