The UN Technology Bank for the Least Developed Countries, TWAS and ICGEB launch a programme to building scientific development in least developed countries
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The UN Technology Bank for the Least Developed Countries, TWAS and ICGEB launch a programme to building scientific development in least developed countries
Read moreThe Molecular Virology lab of the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechonlogy (ICGEB) in Trieste is partnering in the TBFVnet project funded by the EEA and Norway Grants Fund for Regional Cooperation. The objectives are to study and survey tick-borne flaviviruses. The website of TBFVnet project is www.tbfvnet.eu.
Read moreAs 2020 drew to a close, the amazing job by all of our colleagues in this incredibly challenging year was striking. ICGEB had continued to be active both scientifically and institutionally – acting as a beacon for Member States throughout this period.
Read moreThe ICGEB Biopesticides Group headed by Dennis Ndolo, is the lead implementing partner for a project funded by the Standards and Trade Development Facility.
Read moreICGEB CRP Grants remain one of the Organisation’s most popular programmes and enjoy worldwide recognition.
Read moreThe Biotech Development Unit has designed an online training module on the production process from the cell to the purified Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient. Access this rich eLearning platform.
Read moreTwo of the major institutes that comprise the Trieste Science System have partnered to support scientists from developing countries.
Read moreDuty Station: Cardiovascular Biology lab, Trieste, Italy
Closing date: not specified
Read moreOn 16 December 2020, the Government of Angola acceded to the ICGEB Statutes to become the 66th Full Member State of the Organisation.
Read moreIn a recent publication in Plos Biology updating the databases of standardised citation metrics across all scientists and scientific disciplines, we report that 4 ICGEB researchers have been cited among the top 100,000.
Read moreWednesday, 16 December 2020: the Interreg INCardio project kicks off. Lead Partner, ICGEB Trieste, together with the EURAC Research, Institute of Biomedicine, Medical University of Innsbruck, and the Carinthia University of Applied Sciences have launched an interregional project to promote European cooperation in cardiovascular research.
READ MoreOn the 15th of December 2020, ICGEB Cape Town celebrates the remarkable and record achievement of eight PhD graduates.
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