News VIB wetenschappers Jean-Christophe Marine, Jan Steyaert en Alain Goossens verkozen tot EMBO lid 08/07/2020 EMBO is een organisatie die toonaangevende onderzoekers in de levenswetenschappen verenigt om wetenschappelijke excellentie te bevorderen. Elk jaar worden nieuwe leden geselecteerd uit Europese topwetenschappers. Jean-Christophe Marine (VIB-KU Leuven), Jan Steyaert (VIB-VUB) en Alain Goossens (VIB-UGent) vervoegen dit jaar de overige VIB EMBO leden. geen vertaling beschikbaar Crossing borders to empower top tech 02/04/2019 How the Nanobody expertise of Jan Steyaert's lab contributes to new discoveries. 2018 was a year full of highlights for Jan Steyaert (VIB-VUB Center for Structural Biology) and his research team, with two papers published in Cell and four in Nature. The trend continues in 2019, with two Nature publications, one Cell paper and a key technology licensing agreement already in the books. geen vertaling beschikbaar Research center for high-resolution electron cryogenic microscopy to open 21/09/2018 The Center for Structural Biology (VIB-VUB), headed by Professors Jan Steyaert and Han Remaut officially opened the ‘international facility for Bio Electron Cryogenic Microscopy’ (BECM) at the VUB Campus in Brussels. The research center houses the a new kind cryo-electron microscope (cryo-EM), one of just three in the world. The microscope pushes the boundaries of research into active proteins for the development of medicines and, thanks to its unique properties, will be operating on a 24/7 basis. geen vertaling beschikbaar How tech transfer transforms new technologies into life-impacting solutions 13/12/2016 People in and around VIB are well aware of our adage: basic research as a starting point for tangible solutions that benefit society. But translating a paper or a technology into a groundbreaking new drug or agricultural application doesn’t happen overnight. The importance of the tech transfer process was recently illustrated by a study led by Nico Callewaert (VIB-UGent) and Jan Steyaert (VIB-VUB). The paper presents a technology platform for synthetic biology, and is a great example of how innovation and entrepreneurship go hand in hand.
VIB wetenschappers Jean-Christophe Marine, Jan Steyaert en Alain Goossens verkozen tot EMBO lid 08/07/2020 EMBO is een organisatie die toonaangevende onderzoekers in de levenswetenschappen verenigt om wetenschappelijke excellentie te bevorderen. Elk jaar worden nieuwe leden geselecteerd uit Europese topwetenschappers. Jean-Christophe Marine (VIB-KU Leuven), Jan Steyaert (VIB-VUB) en Alain Goossens (VIB-UGent) vervoegen dit jaar de overige VIB EMBO leden.
geen vertaling beschikbaar Crossing borders to empower top tech 02/04/2019 How the Nanobody expertise of Jan Steyaert's lab contributes to new discoveries. 2018 was a year full of highlights for Jan Steyaert (VIB-VUB Center for Structural Biology) and his research team, with two papers published in Cell and four in Nature. The trend continues in 2019, with two Nature publications, one Cell paper and a key technology licensing agreement already in the books.
geen vertaling beschikbaar Research center for high-resolution electron cryogenic microscopy to open 21/09/2018 The Center for Structural Biology (VIB-VUB), headed by Professors Jan Steyaert and Han Remaut officially opened the ‘international facility for Bio Electron Cryogenic Microscopy’ (BECM) at the VUB Campus in Brussels. The research center houses the a new kind cryo-electron microscope (cryo-EM), one of just three in the world. The microscope pushes the boundaries of research into active proteins for the development of medicines and, thanks to its unique properties, will be operating on a 24/7 basis.
geen vertaling beschikbaar How tech transfer transforms new technologies into life-impacting solutions 13/12/2016 People in and around VIB are well aware of our adage: basic research as a starting point for tangible solutions that benefit society. But translating a paper or a technology into a groundbreaking new drug or agricultural application doesn’t happen overnight. The importance of the tech transfer process was recently illustrated by a study led by Nico Callewaert (VIB-UGent) and Jan Steyaert (VIB-VUB). The paper presents a technology platform for synthetic biology, and is a great example of how innovation and entrepreneurship go hand in hand.
