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Mechanobiology explores how physical forces affect cellular processes, providing insights into areas like embryogenesis and tumor growth. Cells exert forces onto their environment; the tissue in which they live.

Malaria remains one of the world’s most persistent infectious diseases, causing hundreds of thousands of deaths every year and placing nearly half of the global population at risk. Although the disease is most common in sub-Saharan Africa,…

A breakthrough in precision diagnostics and treatement for breast cancer Breast cancer diagnosis and treatment face persistent challenges, with current methods often lacking the precision and ease of use required for optimal patient care. E…

Data4Healthcare is a novel postdoctoral programme hosted at the University of Oulu, Finland. The programme was established to train 25 postdoctoral researchers who can work with advanced data technologies, such as big data analytics, machin…

We are proposing a 4-year program of knowledge transfer and networking between academic institutions [University of Leicester (UK), University of Valencia (Spain), International Iberian Nanotechnology Lab (Portugal), University of Bologna (…

Disorders of consciousness (DOC) remain one of the most challenging conditions to assess and diagnose in modern clinical practice. Despite major advances in neuroscience, many patients emerging from coma continue to be misdiagnosed due to t…

The global consumption of metals and metalloids is increasing rapidly owing to an ever-growing demand from technology and renewable energy industries. Most of these metal(loid)s are defined as critical elements, since their supply is expect…

The general goal of the HydroTheC project is the development of a new non-toxic, natural, biocompatible, biodegradable, thermo-responsive, and injectable multidrug-loaded HG as an in situ depot system for the sustained intraperitoneal relea…

Myelin is an essential biological structure that allows the nervous system to transmit information rapidly and efficiently. It is produced by specialised glial cells called oligodendrocytes in the central nervous system.

The human immune system is our natural defense against infections and abnormal cells like cancer. It relies on a carefully balanced network of genes that produce receptors, signaling molecules, and transcription factors—all influenced by en…

ORGESTRA is a Joint Doctoral Network training thirteen PhD researchers in organoid technologies for disease modelling, drug discovery and clinical development for rare diseases including cystic fibrosis and cystinosis. An innovative trainin…

The overall research aim of BullNet is to use cutting-edge molecular and machine-learning techniques, coupled with functional and applied methods to unravel the underlying sperm biology surrounding compromised fertility of individual bulls,…

Today, ion mobility–high-resolution mass spectrometry (IM-HRMS) is a state-of-the-art analytical platform that can measure and quantify molecules that are central to experimental sciences across disciplines. However, it still faces barriers…

The GLYCO-N training network aims at training Doctoral Candidates (DCs) to acquire the skills to develop different innovative strategies to 1) understand the diversity and structural complexity of archaeal, microalgal and viral N-glycosylat…

Context and Objectives Carbohydrates mediate critical biological processes, yet natural Carbohydrate-Binding Molecules (CBMs) used to target them are costly, delicate, and often lack selectivity. The ENSCC project addresses this problem by…

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) remains one of the deadliest cancers and continues to show limited response to current therapeutic approaches, including immunotherapy. Novel therapeutic approaches capable of overcoming tumour immune…