Building onto the success of the first Cape Town Research Day last year, ICGEB Cape Town hosted the event this year, with the theme ‘Beyond the Lab: Science, People and Impact’.
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Building onto the success of the first Cape Town Research Day last year, ICGEB Cape Town hosted the event this year, with the theme ‘Beyond the Lab: Science, People and Impact’.
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The five-day programme focused on promoting responsible biotechnology innovation, strengthening biosecurity awareness and advancing the peaceful applications of life sciences.
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African genomics leaders meet in Pretoria to advance public health: a three-day ICGEB and CSIR Meeting, in partnership with DSTI will develop a roadmap for African-led genomics research, capacity and health appications.
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Strengthening the Frontiers of Biotechnology in Ethiopia, Dr. Belete Mola, Minister of Innovation and Technology of met with ICGEB Director-General Dr. Lawrence Banks.
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Ibadan, Nigeria, 15-26 June 2026 – next generation neuroscience and cancer researchers are in Nigeria for an intensive international training programme.
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ICGEB Director-General Lawrence Banks is greeted by partners from Arba Minch University, upon arrival in the city.
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ICGEB collaborates to strengthens Intellectual Property Capacity for Health Research and Technology Transfer.
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The ICGEB has emerged from its 32nd Board of Governors meeting in Cape Town with a strong mandate for global expansion, record scientific momentum, and renewed commitment to science diplomacy, innovation, and sustainable development.
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Organised within the framework of the B-INOC AFRICA project, supported by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation under the Mattei Plan for Africa, the B-INOC workshop highlighted how biotechnology research is being transformed into practical solutions with tangible socio-economic benefits across the continent.
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March 2026, ICGEB Director-General Lawrence Banks visits partner institutes and authorities in Argentina and Uruguay.
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The ICGEB Trieste Molecular Pathology Group has collaborated on a study which has brougt to light a previously unknown neurodevelopmental disorder caused by mutations in SF3B3, a key component of the RNA splicing machinery.
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In rural Arba Minch, southern Ethiopia, a quiet scientific breakthrough is transforming lives.
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