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ITQB NOVA to host “laCaixa” Doctoral INPhINIT Fellowships
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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.
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Unfolding the blindness proteins through fly eyes
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ITQB NOVA and IGC researchers identify a new production mechanism for a critical protein for vision in Drosophila fruit flies
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TIMB3 Workshop Imaging in Biosciences
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Workshop takes place on February 7 2022 at ITQB NOVA Auditorium
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New Associate Professors at ITQB NOVA
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Lígia O. Martins and Ricardo O. Louro have won the international open call
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Inês Cardoso Pereira elected for the EAM
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ITQB NOVA’s PI is recognised for her work in microbiology by one of the most prestigious European institutions in this area
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There is a time for protection and a time for letting go
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A team of ITQB NOVA researchers modelled the function of a protein involved in the regulation of the amount of mRNA in the endoplasmic reticulum
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Evolving towards a greener and better tomorrow
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A team led by ITQB NOVA scientists identified the mutations that improve the efficiency of an important catalyst in the green industry
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Mariana Pinho elected for the European Academy of Microbiology
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ITQB NOVA’s PI joins her colleague Cecília Arraiano as a member of one of the most prestigious European institutions in the area. Two Portuguese researchers from IGC have also been elected.
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3D structure of anti-tuberculosis target makes cover of Molecular Cell
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For the first time, a team of researchers was able to elucidate the Cryo-EM full-length structure of Arabinofuranosyltransferase (AftD), an essential enzyme involved on the cell envelop assembly of Mycobacterium tuberculosis. This enzyme is a target to develop novel antibiotics to fight the disease.
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Biopolymers: unravelling the next generation materials
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ITQB NOVA researcher’s recent studies open new leads to develop new-polyester based biomaterials
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