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External Evaluation strongly endorses LBI-CR research strategy

The Ludwig Boltzmann Gesellschaft (LBG) invited with Prof. Dr. Gerard Evan (Head of Department of Biochemistry, University of Cambridge, UK) (chair), Prof. Dr. Aly Karsan (Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of  British Columbia; Medical Director, Centre for Clinical Genomics, Michael Smith Genome Sciences Centre, BC Cancer Agency, Vancouver, Canada)  Prof. Dr.

Annual Meeting 2015 in Seggau

An entire decade of exciting research at the LBI-CR has passed since the institute was founded in September 2005. We generated significant research output as measured by publications, attraction of third party money, and seeing former members successfully embarking on international careers. This achievement was celebrated in November 2015 with a scientific meeting, which brought together some outstanding researchers, who have contributed to the success of the institute with their advice, support or collaboration.

Scientists launch 23 million euro project to develop HIV-vaccine

A new 23 million euro initiative to accelerate the search for an effective HIV vaccine begins in November 2015.

Financed by the European Commission, the European AIDS Vaccine Initiative (EAVI2020) is a focused effort to develop protective and therapeutic HIV vaccines bringing together leading HIV researchers from public organisations and biotech companies from across Europe, Australia, Canada and the USA, including the LBI-CR.

Jan Pencik receives ICIS Graduate Award

Pencik  received now the graduate award of the International Cytokine and Interferon Society (ICIS), which met in Bamberg in October 2015 to bestow the award. He was working with Prof. Lukas Kenner, when he became interested in the crosstalk of JAK/STAT signaling with the ARF-MDM2-p-53 tumor suppressor pathway. His recent work has characterized a novel role for IL-6/STAT3 signaling and ARF in regulating senescence, cancer and metastic progression.

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