30.1.2006 | Press monitoring
Planting genetically modified (GM) or transgenic forest trees for wood production is now feasible on a commercial scale worldwide. What are the benefits? What are the risks?
26.1.2006 | Press monitoring
From the development of human resources in research and development to innovative entrepreneurship Human resource development in research and development The Invitation The proper research practice of biomedical disciplines Reference Manager: The best investment in any research worker
25.1.2006 | Press monitoring
A nanocompartment system based on two deletion mutants of the large channel protein FhuA (FhuA Δ1–129; FhuA Δ1–160) and an ABA triblock copolymer (PMOXA–PDMS–PMOXA) has been developed for putative biotechnological applications.
25.1.2006 | Press monitoring
Genetically engineered fish with enhanced phenotypic traits have yet to be implemented into commercial applications.
25.1.2006 | Press monitoring
Transient expression of foreign genes in plant tissues is a valuable tool for plant biotechnology. To shorten the time for gene functional analysis in fruits, we developed a transient methodology that could be applied to tomato (Solanum lycopersicum cv Micro Tom) fruits.
25.1.2006 | Press monitoring
Talent Scout is an EU-funded action specifically devoted to the support of the SMEs active in the field of biotechnology based diagnostic and detection systems and applications for the Food, Health and Environmental sector.
25.1.2006 | Press monitoring
Entrepreneurs, research institutions and universities may apply for financial support from a new thematic programme Trvalá prosperita (Permanent rosperity) on February 28 at the latest. Up to 70% of allowable expenses covered by the grant include research and development projects.
25.1.2006 | Press monitoring
The European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) offers longterm fellowships for biologists for prolonged visits of 12-24 months. The stipends focus on advanced post-doctoral training through research. Deadline is 15. February 2006.
25.1.2006 | Press monitoring
Chlorogen Inc., which genetically engineers tobacco plants to produce therapeutic proteins, has raised $6 million to fund development of an innovative ovarian-cancer drug.
25.1.2006 | Press monitoring
Prof. Dr. Marc Van Montagu, Chairman International Plant Biotechnology Organisation (IPBO)[1] Gent University and president of the European Federation of Biotechnology, told journalists at a press conference in Brussels, today, that Europe is missing out on the biotech revolution in agriculture.
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