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Public conferences on new generation issues in Science; a popular communications model launched and developed by the ICGEB, proposes forthcoming events at the Teatro Miela, Trieste city centre, organised by Serena Zacchigna. Admission is free. The events will also be in live streaming and are in Italian.
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Organised on behalf of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Italian Ambassador to India, Vincenzo de Luca, and the Ambassador of India to Italy, Reenat Sandhu, the Webinar on Strategic Cooperation on COVID19 and Bilateral Funding Opportunities took place on 14 July 2020.
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Prof. Giannino Del Sal has joined the ICGEB faculty as Visiting Scientist and Group Leader of the Cancer Cell Signalling Laboratory in Trieste, Italy.
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This year marks the 25th ICGEB Symposium: an annual event bringing together all our students, scientists, and researchers to present their latest results, to network and interact across all disciplines.
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July 2020, ICGEB is featured on the United Nations South-South Galaxy as partner of the month: featuring our cooperation, good practices according to the Sustainable Development Goals and more.
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Ananda Chakrabarty, Distinguished University Professor, the Department of Microbiology and Immunology, University of Illinois at Chicago, passed on 10 July 2020.
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Dr. Georgia Schäfer will shortly join ICGEB Cape Town as Group Leader to head the “Virology – Emerging Viruses” laboratory.
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On the first anniversary of taking over as Director-General, Lawrence Banks take a moment to thank all for the amazing support and dedication shown during the last twelve months. “Despite the pandemic, there has been a major increase in the levels of communication and collaboration across our Organisation and our Member States.”
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The emergence of new biotechnologies, especially gene drives, genome editing and RNAi technologies, which result in a broader range of applications and which, by extension, help governments to attain a broader range of policy goals, has also resulted in increased requests for support.
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The ICGEB and UNESCO – through The World Academy of Sciences TWAS, in Italy – sign an agreement to strengthen their common actions and to build capacity in biotechnology and related fields.
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Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) continues to infect, cause illness (tuberculosis) and kill a large number of individuals globally. Among numerous factors that thwart any tuberculosis control program, lack of an effective vaccine and long duration of treatment are the two most critical.
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Dr. Alessandro Marcello presented the latest research and developments from Covid-19 research at ICGEB at the UN DESA / DSDG Webinar on 10 June 2020.
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