On 23 January 2012, H.E. Naledi Pandor, Minister of Science and Technology, Republic of South Africa visits ICGEB Trieste

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Participation included representatives from the Host Governments of Italy, India and South Africa and over 70 delegates from Governments of ICGEB Member States and scientific institutions.

Read about Navin Khanna, Group Leader, Mammalian Biology, Recombinant Gene Products, awarded for industrial research, and his work on anti dengue vaccines.

Francisco E. Baralle joined President Fernandez de Kirchner at the official ceremony on 6 October 2011 in Argentina, to inaugurate the labs, which include an ICGEB facility.

The team - hosted at ICGEB - win the European selection in Amsterdam and move to the final phase of the iGEM competition run by MIT

On Friday, 23 September 2011, ICGEB participated in European Researchers' Night in Trieste. The event, promoted by the European Commission, took place simultaneously across 32 European cities. EU funded events took place across 44 Italian cities.

"Problem Formulation: A Strategic Approach to Risk Assessment of GMOs", ICGEB Trieste, Italy

To be held in Trieste, Italy for the third time, this annual meeting was first held in Cold Spring Harbor in 1969, and attracts close to 300 scientists from around the world.

A tribute to Arturo Falaschi, a man of two cultures

The Wellcome Trust UK has awarded a joint grant to ICGEB Trieste and the University of Birmingham, UK

Invitations are being extended to ICGEB Member State participants to attend the "Four Colours of Biotechnology" Congress to be held in Kracow, Poland, from 12-15 October 2011.

Recent publications from ICGEB Trieste and the Monterotondo Outstation have featured in the EMBO Journal, the Journal of Virology and Leukemia

Nominations are sought for 2011 Prizes by the Third World Academy of Sciences

The 3rd call for applications for the CEI Research Fellowship Programme (CERES) funded in the framework of the EU FP7, People - Cofund Action is now open.

BioVision, in partnership with the Third World Academy of Sciences and the support of the Lilly MDR-TB Partnership, establishes Award for young scientists from developing countries for excellent research in infectious diseases

An International Malaria Research Consortium, to combine technologies and expertise from two Continents to tackle the deadly disease has been initiated.

ICGEB Trieste welcomes the new students to its international PhD Course 2010-2011, from Argentina, Brazil, Croatia, India, Italy, Malaysia, Poland and Turkey.

Dimitar Efremov, Head of the ICGEB Molecular Hematology Group at the Monterondo Outstation in Rome, talks about his research into chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).

The calendar for the scientific meetings and courses to be held at ICGEB Components and Member States during 2011 is now available.

NIH has awarded a joint grant to ICGEB and the Emory Vaccine Center in New Delhi, India to develop vaccines against HIV subtype C.

ICGEB's effort to foster molecular virology worldwide has included recent meetings across three Continents on the common theme of virus diseases affecting the developing world, attracting and facilitating participation of scientists in directly affected areas.

Download the Podcast of the ICGEB Parallel Session held at the FAO International Technical Conference on Agricultural Biotechnologies (ABDC-10) held in Guadalajara, Mexico, from 1-4 March 2010

Of 76 grants awarded to public health researchers globally, 3 went to Indian research teams, including ICGEB New Delhi

Capacity Building in Basic Molecular Biology. Phase 2: The "International Workshop on Pathogens that affect Agricultural Productivity", held on 1-2 October, in Santiago, Chile

First phase of the ICGEB, TWAS and UNESCO/IBSP research funding opportunity, to create a network of research laboratories involved in the study of plant and animal pathogens that affect agricultural productivity in developing regions, has now been concluded.

3rd EURASNET WP12 Interdisciplinary Focus Meeting "Alternative and aberrant splicing in neuromuscular and neurodegenerative processes", held 26-27 March 2009.

The ICGEB Council of Scientific Advisers and Board of Governors sessions 2008 held at the Cape Town Component, South Africa, between 24-28 November. Prof. Francisco E. Baralle, confirmed as ICGEB Director-General for an additional five years.

Irwin C. Gunsalus, the first Director of the ICGEB from 1986-1989, has died at his home in Andalusia, Ala, USA

ICGEB receives a grant of USD 3 million from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to strengthen and expand biosafety systems in Sub-Saharan Africa to help African regulatory bodies ensure the safety of crop biotechnology.

From 17-18 June 2008, the Trieste Component 13th Annual Symposium is held at ICGEB Trieste, featuring 52 speakers from the Laboratories and Outstations. On this occasion the new ICGEB Web site is officially launched.

ICGEB: New discoveries from the Bacteriology Group led by Vittorio Venturi on the relationship between rice plants and their infesting bacteria, some of which are also pathogenic for human beings.

Shahid Jameel, Group Leader Mammalian Biology: Virology, ICGEB New Delhi, comments on the H5N1 flu virus

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