Vittorio Venturi (ICGEB, Trieste and UM6P, Morocco) has published a Correspondence article in Nature Food proposing a pragmatic strategy to activate Africa’s microbial inoculant sector.
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Vittorio Venturi (ICGEB, Trieste and UM6P, Morocco) has published a Correspondence article in Nature Food proposing a pragmatic strategy to activate Africa’s microbial inoculant sector.
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Following the launch of the BiotechNet II Project in January, a series of awareness workshops has taken place across East Africa.
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On February 4-5, 2026, the Life Sciences Matching & Demo Day brought together more than 70 participants from across Italy and Austria.
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Dr Jenny Molloy, Biomanufacturing Group Leader, has received a European Open Source Award in recognition of her leadership in open hardware and her contributions to open-source practice in the life sciences.
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27 January 2026: The Biotechnet II project to strengthen Biotechnology capacity in the Horn of Africa and in East Africa is launched; a project supported by the Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development (AICS).
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ICGEB and the National Institutes of Biotechnology Malaysia (NIBM have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen cooperation in biotechnology research, training, and innovation.
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The results of an important study published in the scientific journal Cell Reports describe the development of a new model capable of reconstructing key physiological features of the human liver, allowing the pathological processes that drive liver degeneration to be closely observed in the laboratory.
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ICGEB was in attendance at the Expo IRC 2025 this month, where the vision is to shape the future of research commercialization.
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The workshop aimed at building capacities in bioinformatics was held between Nov 11-15, 2025.
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ICGEB Cape Town held its first ever Research Day in October 2025, bringing together all of the researchers of ICGEB Cape Town to talk about ‘Science’.
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ICGEB is at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in Rome, celebrating 80 years of activity – hand in hand for better foods and a better future, from 10 to 17 October 2025.
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