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Help to write the next story of impact.
ICGEB’s Mission is to harness the power of Science and new Biotechnologies to enhance the quality of people’s lives everywhere, worldwide. There is so much more to our Mission than our award-winning, cutting-edge research: we aim to change lives using Science for Development.
Partnering to support sustainable agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa
The NAMSSA project will commercialise VH Biofertiliser, helping smallholder farmers improve soil health, boost crop yields, and strengthen resilience across sub-Saharan Africa.
Identifying New Therapeutic Targets in Respiratory Medicine
Dr Luca Braga and his Functional Cell Biology Group in Trieste work towards finding new therapies for chronic respiratory diseases.
Boosting human health
Researchers at ICGEB Trieste contribute to a collaborative study on integrated bioengineering and cell therapy techniques to preserve the fertility of pediatric cancer patients.
Employment for women in Science
Over the past 18 months, the ICGEB Molecular Pathology laboratory in Trieste, Italy, has been pursuing an ambitious project led by Dr. Diana Eva Bedolla Orozco, recipient of a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship funded by the European Union.
Career opportunities for women scientists
ICGEB Cape Town welcomes Dr. Rumbidzai Changwa as a participant in the ICGEB South African Women in Biotechnology (SAWBP) Programme, in partnership with the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation and the South African National Research Foundation.
Sustaining agriculture in Ethiopia
Lucy Enset is a women-led company that produces Enset flour and baked products in Arba Minch (Ethiopia), established through an ICGEB-funded Collaborative Research Proposal Grant.