A project presented by the researchers from the Laboratory of Nanoresearch at Baku State University (BSU) has emerged as the winner of the European Union's (EU) "Erasmus+ Jean Monnet" program competition.

The project was submitted at the module level as part of the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Actions. The project, under the guidance of Mustafa Muradov, Head of the Nanoresearch Labortatory, was presented by the laboratory staff member Gunel Aliyeva. The project titled "EU Approaches to Nanomaterials - Education and Promotion - EUNANO" has a duration of 36 months.

The main goals of the project are to enrich the educational program of BSU in the field of synthesis, research, and application of nanomaterials, enhance the competitiveness of university students in the job market, raise awareness in Azerbaijan about EU regulations on nanomaterial safety.