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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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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In January 2026, Dr. Dongping Bao and team from the ICGEB China RRC in Taizhou joined the laboratories in Trieste to accelerate the translation of research findings.
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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 Cape Town participates at SFSA 2024 – Igniting Conversations about Science – Innovation and Science for Humanity.
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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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Dr. Yan Ge, Principal Investigator at the ICGEB China Regional Research Centre, has established a dynamic international Diabetes Interest Group.
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ICGEB partners with the South African Department of Science, Technology and Innovation in G20 activities in Pretoria, advancing solidarity, equality and sustainability through science, technology and innovation.
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International partnership between ICGEB and the Hungarian Center of Excellence for Molecular Medicine promises stronger and more effective responses to the challenges of aging and cancer.
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