A living literature review by the ICGEB Regulatory Science Group proposes a comprehensive approach to risk reduction in managing gene drive technologies.
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A living literature review by the ICGEB Regulatory Science Group proposes a comprehensive approach to risk reduction in managing gene drive technologies.
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Known as Flufet, the project on Flow detection of viruses by graphene field effect transistor microarrays, received a boost in April 2026.
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ICGEB has delivered its latest international training course on pandemic preparedness and biosecurity, held from 4-8 May 2026 at its headquarters in Trieste, Italy.
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From 23 to 27 February 2026, ICGEB hosted a Training Course on Pathogen Detection and Biosecurity at its Headquarters in Trieste, Italy.
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The ICGEB, in partnership with the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) Implementation Support Unit, invites applications for an intensive training course on “Pathogen Detection and Biosecurity.”
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Trieste, Italy – As the risk of zoonotic spillovers continues to rise worldwide, European researchers are developing new tools to detect viral threats before they reach human populations.
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ICGEB partners with the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA) Biological Weapons Convention to host the Training Course on ‘Pathogen Detection and Biosecurity’ at ICGEB Cape Town, supported by the Government of Norway.
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Advancing the India–Italy Scientific Partnership for Genomic Research and Pandemic Preparedness, ICGEB New Delhi hosts Round Table discussion.
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Scientists from Glasgow, Siena and Trieste discuss the potential and risks of using AI in virology.
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Delegates at the 6th Session of the Working Group on the Strengthening of the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) affirmed ICGEB’s role in promoting the safe, responsible, and peaceful use of biotechnology.
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A network of laboratories across 10 Sub-Saharan African countries, ICGEB Italy, India and South Africa, and the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia) – collectively the EXPANDIA Working Group – has reached an important milestone in diagnosing diseases across the African Continent.
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