Stanford University scientists and Elsevier BV (Scopus) have released an update on the top 2% of most-cited scientists in their discipline.
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Stanford University scientists and Elsevier BV (Scopus) have released an update on the top 2% of most-cited scientists in their discipline.
Read moreThis month, Lawrence Banks, writes from Cape Town, South Africa, where, following the session of the Council of Scientific Advisers, a team set out on a tour of Universities in Limpopo, Venda, and Walter Sisulu (Eastern Cape).
Read moreThe Regulatory Science Group has provided policy recommendations to harness the full potential of digital sequence information and digital technologies to promply provide innovative foods.
Read moreVittorio Venturi co-chairs a session at the FAO Global Conference on Green Development of Seed Industries.
Read moreCape Town, October 27th, 2021 – ICGEB Director-General,Lawrence Banks sign an agreement with the University of KwaZulu-Natal, enabling partnerships with local companies to develop advanced biotherapeutics.
Read moreThe ICGEB symposium on COVID19 highlights ICGEB activities related to COVID-19 and feedback on how to cooperate against future challenges – playlist now available
Read moreThe UN Technology Bank for Least Developed Countries, TWAS and ICGEB offer early-career scientists from the 46 least developed countries (LDCs), aged 45 or under, exchange visits of up to 6-months at the ICGEB laboratories in Trieste (Italy), New Delhi (India) and Cape Town (South Africa).
Read more24 October 2021: On UN Day – and UN World Development Information day – we remember our noble and our Nobel origins – with Prof. Arturo Falaschi and Prof. Rita Levi Montalcini in 1983, championing Biotechnology and the foundation of our Organisation that stands today as a legacy to Science and International Cooperation.
Read moreOctober 7, 2021 – INCardio public event on innovative therapies to fight cardiovascular diseases
READ MoreDr. Lara Donaldson, ICGEB Cape Town Plant Systems Biology Group Leader has been selected as a Fellow of the Africa Science Leadership Programme 2021.
Read moreLooking at the nucleus of cells to understand Alzheimer’s disease. A group of Italian scientists coordinated by Giannino Del Sal has identified a protein, PIN1, which protects the cell nucleus from malformations. The findings have just been published in Cell Reports.
Read moreICGEB Trieste and Nicolae Testemitanu State University have organised a 3-day workshop to strengthen the surveillance capacity to address COVID-19 and other epidemics in Moldova. The workshop will take place online from Tuesday 21 to Thursday 23 September 2021.
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