Seven research grants have been awarded within the ICGEB Special Programme with South African Historically Disadvantaged Institutions (HDIs), in partnership with the South African Department of Science, Technology and Innovation (DSTI).
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Seven research grants have been awarded within the ICGEB Special Programme with South African Historically Disadvantaged Institutions (HDIs), in partnership with the South African Department of Science, Technology and Innovation (DSTI).
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EXPANDIA is the ICGEB African laboratory network project to test and transfer cost-effective technologies for diagnostic laboratories in limited resource settings.
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In a meeting this week, the Minister of Science, Innovation and Technology of Brazil discussed the ICGEB Regional Research Centre to be hosted in São Paulo with Director-General Lawrence Banks.
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ICGEB participated in the launch of South Africa National Science Week (NSW) 2024, at the Central Universty of Technology in Bloemfontein, South Africa.
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ICGEB Cape Town is delighted to welcome researchers from Kenya as part of the ICGEB AICAD Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme.
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ICGEB New Delhi participated in Global BioIndia 2024, a 3-day event showcasing innovations and forging international collaborations in biotechnology, under the theme “Transforming Lives: Biosciences to Bioeconomy”.
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Cape Town, South Africa: ICGEB Biopesticides Group hosts end of project workshop for the Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF) to harmonise regulations and mitigate pesticide residues in the SADC region.
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What does the human cell look like up close? How does a virus infect a cell? ICGEB has developed an immersive experience for a journey inside the human cell.
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A new study published in Cell Reports by researchers from the ICGEB China Regional Research Centre has identified a new protective measure against endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress.
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Thirty years down the line, the success and impact of the ICGEB funding programmes are becoming increasingly apparent.
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Awareness, bioentrepreneurship, diagnostics, genome surveillance, manufacturing, outreach: current actions for the Africa agenda.
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