News 2012
- Regulating metals inside the cell
- Researchers uncover 3D structure of bacterial metallo-oxidase
- Is it green? How can you tell?
- Researchers devise new method for analyzing the toxicity of ionic liquids
- Portuguese Science scores high with American Foundation
- Five scientists working in Portugal considered ‘world-class’ by Howard Hughes Medical Institute
- Young women researchers recognized by L’Oreal Portugal
- ITQB alumna receives one of the three Medals of Honor for Women in Science 2011
- Novel bacterial strategy to cope with host defenses uncovered
- Helicobacter pylori has an unprecedented nitric oxide detoxifying system
- Bacteria can be cheaters too
- Strategy to save resources uncovered at the molecular level
- Portuguese wild blackberries trump commercial varieties
- Researchers test in vitro neuroprotective effect of fruit extracts
- Simple: Just add salt
- Developing even more ionic ionic liquids
- In memory of António Xavier
- FEBS Letters issue dedicated to electron/proton coupling in biological energy transduction
- A new chemistry for drug design
- Researchers develop ampicilin-based ionic liquids
- Two faces of science communication: peers and lay audiences
- Interbio workshop at ITQB from March 19 to March 23
- Disarming resistant bacteria
- Team of researchers finds effective drug combination to fight antibiotic resistance
- When in culture, do as the liver does
- Researchers develop in vitro model to test new drugs
- Prémio António Xavier 2012
- Call for proposals
- Iron replaces precious metals
- Researchers design efficient but cheaper catalyst
- Best poster award at EMBO Workshop
- New membrane complex highlighted at workshop on Microbial Sulfur Metabolism
- Best poster award for Portuguese maize and beans
- Agriculture project stakeholders meet in Italy
- Best poster award at Spores Conference
- Bacterial spores community meets in London
- Who killed the unprotected RNA molecule?
- Researchers uncovered alternative pathway in degradation of small non-coding RNAs
- Nearing the end of a crystallographers' nightmare?
- Study of ionic liquids’ properties most suited for protein crystallization
