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Highlights at ITQB NOVA
SENTRY - AI to monitor & prevent plant infectious diseases
ITQB NOVA is part of a multinational consortium developing new tools for sustainable agriculture
Turning algae into food: ITQB NOVA joins European project ALGANOVA
The project was approved under the Horizon Europe programme, with total funding of €5.7 million.
The germination switch: a single amino acid drives host adaptation in Clostridioides difficile
A team of ITQB NOVA researchers sheds light on Clostridioides difficile adaptation strategies to different hosts
How bacteria build their time capsules
ITQB NOVA researchers present a detailed model that explains, step by step, how the innermost layer of the “shield” surrounding spores is assembled. The study culminates years of research on a key spore-coat protein.
Mariana Pinho appointed Coordinator of LS4FUTURE
The researcher will coordinate the largest Associate Laboratory in Life Sciences in Portugal.
