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Disclosing the mechanisms underlying berries health promotion
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Disease and Stress Biology
Hermínia de Lencastre Lab
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Inaugural Lecture at Academia das Ciências
Cecília Arraiano recently elected member of the Lisbon Academy
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A boost to sulfur metabolism
A recent study by ITQB NOVA scientists unravelled the role of a small marker protein in increasing metabolic activity for sulfate respiration
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Summer Science @ ITQB NOVA
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ITQB NOVA researcher wins €1M CaixaResearch Health Grant
The project will develop a tool for the early detection of neurodegenerative diseases
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[SCAN] Water treatment and reuse using membrane filtration and UV photolysis
Vanessa Pereira
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Isotope effects: read about it
New Springer book has the collaboration of ITQB researcher
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Master in Vaccinology and Drug Development
António Roldão, Head of the Vaccine Development Lab, was invited coordinator of the “Manufacturing and Quality Process Control” module in the 6th edition of the Master in Vaccinology and Drug Development.
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[Seminar] How does the hydrogenase enzyme work?
Csaba Bagyinka, Institute of Biophysics, Biological Research Center, Szeged, Hungary
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