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Want to measure your nanomedicines better?

The METRINO Academy: from measurement questions to practical decisions

Five expert-led sessions translate METRINO’s technical work into an open learning journey for nanomedicine researchers, developers, analytical scientists and quality teams. Start with the challenge that matters to you, then open the full insight article and continue into the relevant project results and practical resources.

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5live public sessions held from January to April 2026
≈ 300registrations across the series
≈ 250cumulative live attendances
≈ 9/10overall satisfaction

Rounded figures. Attendance is cumulative across sessions and does not represent unique individuals.

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Explore the five sessions Each article turns a live webinar into reusable insights, practical takeaways and routes into METRINO results

METRINO Academy Session 1 replay, Industrialising Nanomedicines, featuring Anne-Sophie Larivière and Laëtitia Rio from Nanobiotix

The replay article combines the full recording with industrial takeaways, audience questions and practical checkpoints.

Session 1

Inside Out the Reactor: Industrialising Nanomedicines

Anne-Sophie Larivière and Laëtitia Rio · Nanobiotix

An industry-led opening session on scale-up, GMP manufacturing, Quality by Design, advanced characterisation and the development decisions that shape reproducibility, quality and patient safety.

“In nanomedicines, the process is the product.”
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WP1 · Reference-material pathways WP2 · Advanced characterisation SOPs & protocols

Inside the article: key lessons · expert quotes · audience Q&A · practical checkpoints

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METRINO Academy Session 2 replay, Choosing the Right Measurement Method, featuring Christian Gollwitzer and Yuri Antonio Diaz Fernandez

The replay article includes real METRINO examples, live polls and a reusable three-step method-selection checkpoint.

Session 2

Choosing the Right Measurement Method: A Practical Approach

Dr Christian Gollwitzer · PTB  ·  Prof Yuri Antonio Diaz Fernandez · University of Pavia

A practical guide to defining the measurand, understanding what different techniques actually report, accounting for sample preparation and matrix effects, and deciding what level of uncertainty and comparability is needed.

Without uncertainty, you cannot truly compare results.
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WP2 · Decision tables and methods SOP pathway · Characterisation D3 · Good-practice guide

Inside the article: key lessons · expert quotes · audience Q&A · practical checkpoints

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METRINO Academy Session 3 replay, Standardising RNA-LNP Measurements Across Laboratories, featuring Enrica Alasonati and Jérémie Parot

The replay connects RNA-LNP analytics with the METRINO interlaboratory comparison and its harmonised AF4 workflow.

Session 3

Tiny Particles, Big Challenges: Standardising RNA-LNP Measurements Across Laboratories

Dr Enrica Alasonati · LNE  ·  Dr Jérémie Parot · SINTEF

A close look at RNA-LNP analytics, harmonised AF4 conditions, recovery and data-treatment rules — showing why cross-laboratory confidence depends on the complete chain from sample handling to the reported measurand.

Trust requires comparability — and comparability depends on the whole analytical workflow.
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WP3 · Biological matrices & ILC SOP pathway · Liquid matrices D5 · Sample-preparation protocols

Inside the article: key lessons · expert quotes · audience Q&A · practical checkpoints

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METRINO Academy Session 4 replay, One Spot Many Eyes, featuring Leonardo Mortati

The replay explains why method order, sample preservation, calibration and region-of-interest alignment must be planned together.

Session 4

One Spot, Many Eyes: Standardising Correlative Imaging for Nanomedicine

Dr Leonardo Mortati · INRiM

A workflow-centred discussion of how complementary optical, elemental and chemical techniques can connect localisation, quantification, chemical identity and tissue context without pretending that they measure the same thing.

Start broad and minimally invasive, then move towards more analytical and destructive methods.
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WP4 · Cells, tissues & phantoms SOP pathway · Detection & distribution D7 · Cells, tissues & phantoms D8 · ILC evidence

Inside the article: key lessons · expert quotes · audience Q&A · practical checkpoints

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METRINO Academy Session 5 replay, Unlocking Surface Chemistry in Nanomedicine, featuring Ute Resch-Genger

The final replay moves from functional groups and coatings to fit-for-purpose methods, controlled workflows and interlaboratory evidence.

Session 5

Unlocking Surface Chemistry in Nanomedicine

Dr Ute Resch-Genger · BAM

A practical exploration of total and accessible functional groups, coatings, reporters, sample preparation and method performance — showing why surface characterisation starts with a clearly defined measurand and intended use.

“If you know what you want, this could save you a lot of time.”
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WP1 · Fit-for-purpose reference routes WP2 · Surface-characterisation methods SOP pathway · Characterisation D3 · Good-practice guide

Inside the article: key lessons · expert quotes · audience Q&A · practical checkpoints

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Use the Academy legacy Move from an accessible insight article to the underlying evidence without losing scope or limitations

A practical route through the resources

Explore, understand, apply and extend

Each Academy article combines the full recording with a structured editorial layer. The linked results pages and public documents then provide the fuller technical context needed before a method or conclusion is reused.

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Start with the decision

Select the session that matches your current question: scale-up, method choice, interlaboratory comparison, tissue evidence or surface chemistry.

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Explore the full insights

Use the key lessons, expert quotes, take-home messages, polls, audience Q&A and practical checkpoints — or continue into the full recording.

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Open the project evidence

Follow the contextual links to the relevant WP page, SOP or protocol pathway, deliverable, dataset or interlaboratory evidence.

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Re-verify before reuse

Check the tested material, matrix, measurand, instrument conditions, data treatment and stated limitations before adapting a method locally.

The Academy is an interpretation and learning layer, not a substitute for the technical sources. Insight articles and recordings do not replace complete SOPs, deliverables, validated scope statements or formal standards. Use the linked source documents when planning experiments, quality-control decisions or standardisation work.

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A durable public learning layer Connecting the five sessions with the wider METRINO results and post-project legacy

From live sessions to open resources

Five webinars became five reusable learning pathways

The Academy brought experts from Nanobiotix, PTB, the University of Pavia, LNE, SINTEF, INRiM and BAM into direct conversation with the wider community.

Within WP5, ETPN coordinated the live series and transformed each session into a topic-based insight article combining the recording, key lessons, expert quotes, audience exchanges and practical checkpoints. The result is a public access layer that helps users move from a practical question to METRINO’s technical evidence.

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Project journey

METRINO Milestones

Place the five Academy sessions within the complete 2023–2026 project timeline.

 Practical resources

SOPs, protocols and guidance

Find methods for characterisation, liquid matrices, cells, tissues and phantoms.

 Scientific evidence

Publications and scientific outputs

Continue from the learning layer into the project’s public scientific publications.

 Project context

About METRINO

Understand the project’s metrology mission, partners and intended impact for nanomedicine.

Keep the legacy active. Use the Academy insight articles in teaching, laboratory discussions and project planning, and cite or link the underlying METRINO resources whenever they inform further work.

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The METRINO project has received funding from the European Partnership on Metrology (Grant #22HLT04), co-financed from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme and by the Participating States. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EURAMET. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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