Burning ethical issue
This seems to be an ethical monstrum. What if the impact of a new technique http://www.sciencemag.org/content/349/6251/927 like Crispr can not be controlled
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Environmental sustainability assessment of bioeconomy products and processes – progress report by the EU commission
The present document compiles the main outputs of the environmental sustainability assessment in the framework of the Bioeconomy Observatory as
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Visiting a collaborator’s lab? Apply for a travelling fellowship!
The Company of Biologists is a not-for-profit publisher and UK charity. Established in 1925, The Company aims to promote research
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ECBA Council Meeting 2015 in Graz (Austria)
Registration is now open – ECBA Council Meeting 11.-13.09.2015 in Graz, Austria We are pleased to announce that the next
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Second method for teaching biology at all levels
The Nature article “Why we are teaching science wrong, and how to make it right” Is mentioning how active problem
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Extreme makeover: Humankind’s unprecedented transformation of Earth
Human beings are pushing the planet in an entirely new direction with revolutionary implications for its life, a new study
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The Nagoya Protocol
Ratification of the Nagoya Protocol. The German federal government created a bill (18/5219) regarding international law ratification of the Nagoya Protocol,
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Call for expressions of interest: Researchers
The European Commission is launching an open-ended selection procedure to create a pool of candidates from which to recruit contract staff.
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ECBA Council Meeting 2015 in Graz (Austria) – please save the date!
Dear ECBA members, the next ECBA Council Meeting in combination with an EurProBiol-Meeting will be held in Graz (Austria) in September
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EurProBiol Card
We are ready to produce the EurProBiol identity card. Titleholders are requested to update their data on the EurProBiol website,
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