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19.09.2023

Cooperation with India

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30.06.2023

Prof Seda Kizilel’s talk: “Multifunctional Materials for Molecule/Cargo Delivery”

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23.05.2023

Dr Wojciech Siwek with new funding for research on novel mechanism of transcriptional memory

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08.03.2023

Experts’ debate: From the laboratory to the clinic

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20.02.2023

Award of the Minister of Education and Science for outstanding achievements in implementation of scientific discoveries into clinical practice

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07.02.2023

ERA_SHUTTLE – network for cross-sectoral talent circulation

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25.01.2023

About cancer vaccines and ICCVS on the Polish Radio

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12.01.2023

Mobility funding for cooperation with Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

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20.12.2022

PhD degree awarded to Sara Mikac

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15.12.2022

Funding for Katarzyna Dziubek’s research on osteosarcoma

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About Us:

The International Centre for Cancer Vaccine Science project is carried out within the International Research Agendas programme of the Foundation for Polish Science and the European Union under the European Regional Development Fund. International Research Agendas programme involves the development of joint research units with a Polish institution and an international partner institution. The University of Gdańsk partner institution is The University of Edinburgh; established in 1583, and ranked as one of the top universities in the world with a special commitment to global interactions in science, engineering, informatics, and health care. The formation of a joint research unit between the University of Gdansk and the University of Edinburgh will bring expertise from both organization to ensure that PhD and MD training programmes and mentoring will be innovative and inter-disciplinary, global in vision to develop transferable skills required for the 21st century, and industrial collaborations will be drive translational clinical developments and commercialization.

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International Centre for Cancer Vaccine Science
University of Gdańsk

ul. Kładki 24
80-822 Gdańsk, Poland

+48 (58) 523 34 60
iccvs@ug.edu.pl

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