The service offers the beneficiaries of the EIC Pathfinder, Transition, and Accelerator programmes access to a multi-technique approach unique in the European environment: more than 60 different and complementary analytical and synthesis techniques and support laboratories in 11 countries, including synchrotron, neutron, ion beam, and NMR sources. EIC beneficiaries will also benefit from the in-house technical support provided by internationally recognised scientists. The service includes the design of the experiments, data collection, data analysis, and a report outlining the results, observations, and implications. The wide range of possible experiments applies to all areas of materials, biomaterials, and nanotechnology for several sectors, such as energy, pharmaceuticals, food, automotive and aerospace, textiles, and plastics. Among the various experiments, CERIC offers time- and space-resolved studies, ex-situ, in-situ, operando experiments, and more to define the structure, defects, and behaviour of materials down to the nanoscale. The multi-technique materials science service will then provide EIC beneficiaries with state-of-the-art tools and support to obtain highly valuable knowledge and advanced data on a wide range of materials, which is not possible using standard laboratories or a single technique/single-site approach. More information about the service: https://www.ceric-eric.eu/industry/services-for-eic-beneficiaries/.