Research project on CIB is supported by canSERV programme and EuroBioimaging
esearch project on CIB is supported by canSERV programme and EuroBioimaging
canSERV is an EU-funded project under the Horizon Europe programme that provides cutting edge, interdisciplinary and customised oncology services across the entire cancer continuum. The aim is to offer a comprehensive portfolio of oncology-related research services available to all scientists in EU member countries, associated countries and beyond.
canSERV is coordinated by Prof. Jens K Habermann BBMRI-ERIC and brings together 13 research infrastructures and their connected service providers all across Europe with a EU-funding.
The research topic of genetically encoded photosensitizers and their application in PhotoDynamic Therapy headed by prof. Erik Sedlák, DrSc. at CIB in the frame of APVV-20-0340 gave rise to scientific project of RNDr. Veronika Huntošová, PhD., which was selected to be supported within canSERV programme.
Project title: HER2 targeted treatment of breast cancer with genetically coded photosensitizer
Our team will profit of a multidisciplinary consortium of 18 European partners, consisting of Research Infrastructures, key organisations in the field of oncology, project management and sustainability experts.
Prestigious Award from the Scientific Journal Physical Review E (PRE)
We are pleased to announce that the scientific paper authored by Associate Professor Denis Horváth, RNDr., CSc., as the first author, has been selected by the editorial board of the renowned international journal Physical Review E (PRE) as an Editors’ Suggestion. This prestigious distinction is awarded to publications that the editors consider exceptionally significant, original, and impactful within their respective scientific fields. The awarded paper, entitled “Nonreciprocal Dynamics in a Quasi-1D System: From River Shrimps to the Ising Model”, confirms the high quality of the research and its substantial contribution to the advancement of scientific knowledge in the field of theoretical physics. We warmly congratulate him and wish him continued success in his scientific endeavors.
