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Nicolas Coltice and Robin Kaiser are among 255 researchers to have been awarded an Advanced Grant from the European Research Council to fund their research projects. These grants are among the most prestigious and competitive in the European Union, and are part of the EU's Horizon Europe program. -
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A study published by Michèle Studer's team at the Institut de Biologie Valrose in the journal Protein Science in April 2024, proposes a new approach to understanding the molecular basis of genetic diseases, by linking specific mutations in the NR2F1 gene to the varied symptoms of BBSOAS patients. These advances could also have important applications for the study of other genetic diseases.
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Nicolas Coltice and Robin Kaiser are among 255 researchers to have been awarded an Advanced Grant from the European Research Council to fund their research projects. These grants are among the most prestigious and competitive in the European Union, and are part of the EU's Horizon Europe program. -
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Does your final thesis have the business potential? Does it bring a new solution, that can find the practical usage? Do you trust your thesis and want to join the business community? Or do you just want to offer your innovative solutions to a potential applicant? We offer you the opportunity to join the competition focused on the best and top final thesis. -
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A study published by Michèle Studer's team at the Institut de Biologie Valrose in the journal Protein Science in April 2024, proposes a new approach to understanding the molecular basis of genetic diseases, by linking specific mutations in the NR2F1 gene to the varied symptoms of BBSOAS patients. These advances could also have important applications for the study of other genetic diseases.
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