Project

Biotechnology and development

This project consists of training courses, fellowships, workshops, and activities aimed at building strong research networks throughout Latin America.

Date Published
29 Mar 2017
Expected Start Date
01 Jan 2014
Expected End Date
31 May 2025
Project Type
Research and Capacity Development
Project Status
Active

This project targets specific areas of biotechnology that have been deemed valuable by institutions and organizations throughout Latin America. UNU-BIOLAC trains young researchers in leading technologies, with an emphasis on the benefits that the training brings to the student once they have returned to their home countries. This project consists of short training courses, fellowships, workshops, and activities aimed at building strong research networks.

UNU-BIOLAC activities are adapted every year according to the needs of development in the region, baring in mind that the biotechnological field is constantly evolving and the project needs to evolve accordingly.

 

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