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Training the next generation of experts in bio-orthogonal catalysis for cancer therapy

An IBEC group has been awarded EU funding to coordinate a project that aims to train through research a new generation of researchers in bio-orthogonal catalysis for cancer therapy. Thanks to the Marie Curie ITN funding, the twelve consortium members of the THERACAT European Training Network – located in Spain, The Netherlands, Switzerland, UK and Israel – will be able to provide researchers with state-of-the-art multidisciplinary scientific training in the field of bio-orthogonal catalysis.

Grad School

GRADschools are three day practical learning and development programmes which enable researchers to reflect upon and develop their skills as doctoral researchers. The programme enables researchers to develop skills that … Read more

Grad School

GRADschools are three day practical learning and development programmes which enable researchers to reflect upon and develop their skills as doctoral researchers. The programme enables researchers to develop skills that … Read more