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How risky is working at VIB
18 May 2015
Overview of accidents at VIB.
A step forward in understanding muscle diseases
4 May 2015
Rouslan Efremov, together with his former colleagues from Max Planck, unraveled the structure and mechanism of the ryanodine receptor.
Quickscan scientific publications 1st quarter 2015
27 April 2015
VIB's scientific publications 1st quarter 2015
The genome sequence of the orchid Phalaenopsis equestris
20 April 2015
The lab of Yves Van de Peer (VIB Department of Plant Systems Biology) can add an extra genome paper to its long list.
Cell sorting at VIB
16 April 2015
Cell sorting technology enables rapid separation of large numbers of specific cell populations with high purity, recovery, and yield, starting from single cell suspensions.
Have we reached the limits of next-generation sequencing?
30 March 2015
The recent VIB Tools and Technologies Conference ‘Revolutionizing Next-Generation Sequencing’ was the ideal opportunity to ask questons to some leaders in the field.
Tips and tricks to win translational research fellowships
16 March 2015
There is a need for more information or training on the preparation for the interview associated with the IWT fellowship selection process.
Philippe Muyters opens GMP facility Q-Biologicals, SEPS Pharma and VIB
6 March 2015
Unique expertise and GMP infrastructure increase international appeal of Flemish biotech sector
European researchers point to the importance of animal testing
5 March 2015
More than hundred European scientific organizations, including VIB, oppose the citizens’ initiative Stop Vivisection to ban all research using animals in Europe.
Sigma-Aldrich® and VIB Form Alliance to Provide Scientists with Enhanced and Faster Access to Novel Translational Research
22 January 2015
Alliance will leverage Sigma-Aldrich’s leading manufacturing and global distribution capabilities to provide accelerated access to VIB’s innovative research products, tools and technologies.
9 VIB researchers in Highly Cited Researchers list 2014
15 July 2014
The ‘Highly Cited’ tool was adapted to select and identify highly cited researchers. 9 researchers of the VIB Department of Plant Systems Biology, UGent ranked as highly cited researchers in the field ‘Plant and Animal Sciences’.
Interview new department director Nico Callewaert - continued
17 June 2014
After a long and open international search, it was finally one of our own, Nico Callewaert, who was selected as the most suitable candidate for the position of Director of the VIB Department of Medical Protein Research (DMPR) at UGent.
Preview interview new department director Nico Callewaert
12 June 2014
After a long and open international search, it was finally one of our own, Nico Callewaert, who was selected as the most suitable candidate for the position of Director of the VIB Department of Medical Protein Research (DMPR) at UGent.
The unfolded protein response controls the functioning of the immune system
21 April 2014
Fabiola Osorio, Simon Tavernier, Sophie Janssens and Bart Lambrecht (IRC – VIB / UGent) have shed light on how our immune system is influenced by the unfolded protein response (UPR).
Biosynthesis of sterol and plant defence compounds share conserved elements
24 March 2014
Jacob Pollier and Alain Goossens discovered a new mechanism by which the plant hormone jasmonic acid regulates the production of triterpenoid saponins—plant defense molecules whose biosynthesis pathway shows similarities to sterol synthesis in mammals.
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