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The document outlines a proposal for the MONET (Molecular Networks at Phase Boundaries) project under the Marie Curie Mobility Actions, aimed at providing early-stage researchers with multidisciplinary training in nanoscience. The focus is on understanding surface molecular networks (SMNs) at solid/liquid and solid/gas phase boundaries, emphasizing the development of experimental and theoretical techniques to achieve atomic-level insights. The program involves collaboration among seven leading European research institutions, promoting transnational mobility and addressing societal issues in nanoscience. It aims to equip young scientists with essential skills for future research careers while enhancing Europe's position in nanotechnology.

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