ICGEB Newsletter March 2021

March 2021, ISSUE #10

ICGEB in the news

On 8 March, 2021 International Women's Day, we highlight our achievements in supporting Women in leadership, empowering women and girls to strengthen gender equality. This month we feature Fellowship Calls, scientific publications, partnerships, campaigns, and services.

From the Director-General
Who would have thought that in under a year a whole range of vaccines against a new infectious agent would be rolled out across the world? This perfectly exemplifies the critical role that science plays in responding to the different challenges the world faces. In ICGEB, we are acutely aware that the major challenges lie in achieving equality for all and ensuring that no country or individual is left behind.
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Fellowships
Competitive Fellowships in the Life Sciences to highly motivated scientists wishing to pursue their studies in a world-class scientific environment.
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Alumni for Girls in STEM
Address global challenges and finance actions to enhance the discovery, development, and dissemination of science for young girls.
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New Group Leaders
ICGEB welcomes two new Research Groups: Lara Donaldson, Plant Systems Biology, ICGEB Cape Town, and Luca Braga, Functional Cell Biology, ICGEB Trieste
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Facilities and Services
ICGEB now offers a manuscript editorial service, unique amongst international Organisations, and integral to its mission to uphold research and scientific excellence.
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Off the press

Women in Science
International Women's Day, celebrating efforts around the globe to shape a more equitable future and recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Communications Biology – Nature
Luiz Zerbini, Cancer Genomics, ICGEB Cape Town, and collaborators publish their latest findings on experimental models and patients with aggressive prostate cancer
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ICGEB publishes its Strategic Plan
The document builds on the activities approved by the Board and presents them in the context of the United Nations 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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