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TBFVnet researchers shed new light on flavivirus biology

TBFVnet researchers shed new light on flavivirus biology

In 2022 partners from TBFVnet published two important research papers. The first was released in April and was the result of the work of the Molecular Virology Laboratory at ICGEB. The second was published in November as a joint effort between the Biomedical Research...
An October dedicated to European Youth Goals

An October dedicated to European Youth Goals

Each year, young scientists from almost 70 Member States undertake research in the laboratories of the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology. Youth, essential to nurturing a brighter and more equitable future, constitutes the backbone of the...
Studying abroad can advance your career and life

Studying abroad can advance your career and life

Maria Juul Diekmann has always had a huge passion for human health. She was always interested in infectious diseases and especially how to prevent them or treat patients that become infected. This is what motivated her to study medical and molecular biology at the...
The TBFVnet project grows with new partners

The TBFVnet project grows with new partners

On June 21 – the Tick-Borne Flaviviruses network welcomes new partners from the Republic of Moldova. During the online meeting between project partners, the Veterinary Research Institute of the Czech Republic, the Biomedical Research Center of the Slovak Academy of...
Is science really immune to war?

Is science really immune to war?

A war quickly reaches every aspect of society, and we can certainly say that war is the nemesis of international cooperation – just as science aims to be its champion. We, from the TBFVnet project, were overwhelmed, as was everyone in Europe, by the news coming from...