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- Application for 1 MOSTMICRO-ITQB NOVA PhD Fellowship are open
- Research Fellowships are intended for applicants or candidates in the PhD Program in Sustainable Chemistry
- Unfolding the blindness proteins through fly eyes
- ITQB NOVA and IGC researchers identify a new production mechanism for a critical protein for vision in Drosophila fruit flies
- TIMB3 Workshop Imaging in Biosciences
- Workshop takes place on February 7 2022 at ITQB NOVA Auditorium
- Breastmilk of vaccinated women is key to infant’s immunity against COVID-19
- A study involving ITQB NOVA researchers shows that breastmilk contains SARS-CoV-2 antibodies and immune cells.
- ITQB NOVA to host “laCaixa” Doctoral INPhINIT Fellowships
- The ”laCaixa” Doctoral Fellowships call is now open and aims to support outstanding researchers, of any nationality, by offering an attractive and competitive environment for the development of their PhD work.
- Five new PI’s join ITQB NOVA’s team
- Five principal investigators will join the ITQB NOVA research efforts. Four of them will establish new independent research groups in the MOSTMICRO Research Unit.
- Ministers applaud ITQB NOVA’s work with Oeiras Clubes Ciência Viva
- ITQB NOVA and Science Club of AE Paço de Arcos partnership highlighted on the launch of the 2nd edition of the “Ciência Viva na Escola” program
- Asymptomatic adults may be reservoirs of Streptococcus pneumoniae
- Study by ITQB NOVA researchers identifies role played by adults in the carriage of pneumococci
- Inês Cardoso Pereira elected EMBO Member
- The ITQB NOVA Principal Investigator’s work on Bioenergetics and biocatalysis in anaerobic bacteria is recognized by the prestigious European organization.
- From meat-production to urinary tract infections
- Epidemiological study revealed that Staphylococcus saprophyticus causing urinary tract infections can have origin in food
- Nanopores on the back cover of Chemical Society Reviews
- Paper conceived during the 2020 lockdown reviews new fabrication methods that democratise the use of solid-state nanopores
- Shining light to make hydrogen
- ITQB NOVA researchers engineer light-driven bacterial factories to produce hydrogen
- In your gut: how bacteria survive low oxygen environments
- ITQB NOVA researchers have uncovered the mechanisms that allow the survival of the anaerobic pathogen Clostridioides difficile in the gut
- Proteins partner for crucial cellular quality control system
- Severe human genetic diseases are related to malfunctioning ribosomes. The surveillance system of this protein collaboration was previously unknown.
- MOSTMICRO-ITQB Research Unit is hiring
- Four new lab heads will establish independent research groups
- Biopolymers: unravelling the next generation materials
- ITQB NOVA researcher’s recent studies open new leads to develop new-polyester based biomaterials
- Who prefers a sulfur diet?
- Evolution of sulfur metabolism in Archaea clarified by an international team including ITQB NOVA
- The Golden Axis
- ITQB NOVA researchers challenge a 50-year-old assumption on the division of Staphylococcus aureus
- Mariana Pinho elected as EMBO member
- Two-times ERC winner is the fourth ITQB NOVA researcher to be elected to the European Molecular Biology Organization
- Dynamic loops towards an efficient biocatalysis
- ITQB NOVA researchers have unravelled structural details related to laccase catalysis. This discovery could lead to fine-tuned industry and biomedical biocatalysts
