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6th YANIL Annual Workshop
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A limited number of YANIL Academic Grants are available to support attendance. Please see form below. 

Fill in this form if you wish to be considered for a YANIL Academic Grant. The “YANIL Academic Grant – Application Form” needs to be submitted together with the abstract for the YANIL Research Workshop by 7 June 2025, 5 pm CEST at: yanil@insol-europe.org.
FORM: /uploads/files/files/YANIL_Academic_Grants_-_Application_Form(1).docx

Last updated 7 May 2025



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