Access our Services
Academic and industrial users can access research and analytical facilities of PRP@CERIC.
You can request support for your projects through two complementary access routes: Commercial Access, offering guided support for service-based requests, and Peer-Reviewed Access, available for research-driven proposals involving selected PRP@CERIC technologies.
Mode 1 - Commercial Access
Service Inquiry
Do you have a general idea of your needs but are not sure how to request them?
Fill out our simple inquiry form and one of our experts will contact you to help define your service request. Simple and functional, this approach ensures your request is clear and well-prepared.
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Tell us what you need
Fill out the short inquiry form with your contact details, the area of interest, and a brief description of your request
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We get in touch
Our team will contact you to clarify your needs and gather any additional information
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We shape your request together
Our team will prepare a tailored service request and you will review, refine, and confirm it
Mode 1 - Commercial Access
Structured Service Request
Do you already know which services you need and have all the technical details ready?
Register on the online platform and submit a structured service request, including objectives, required techniques, and sample information. This option is ideal for users with a well-defined plan.
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Registration
Create an account on the online access platform to start your request
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Submission
Fill in the Structured Service Request form with the full technical information needed for evaluation (objectives, techniques, samples, handling requirements)
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Evaluation & Follow-up
Our experts will review your request and guide you through the next steps until the service plan is finalized
Mode 2 - Peer-Reviewed Access
Peer-Reviewed Access
Are you planning a research-driven experiment?
A selection of PRP@CERIC techniques is available through the CERIC-ERIC peer-reviewed access programme. Two calls for proposals are launched each year, with applications evaluated on the basis of scientific excellence. Proposals may also be multi-technique, combining eligible PRP@CERIC technologies with other techniques available through CERIC-ERIC.