18.04.2018
To promote the Krakow Declaration on Iodine and the meeting held in Krakow on Wednesday 18th April to officially present this document, Biolution prepared a press release in English and also in German, for distribution in Austria.
18.04.2018
To promote the Krakow Declaration on Iodine and the meeting held in Krakow on Wednesday 18th April to officially present this document, Biolution prepared a press release in English and also in German, for distribution in Austria.
18.04.2018
Biolution were proud to organise, as partner of the EU-funded project EUthyroid, the Krakow Declaration on Iodine. This historic event took place on Wednesday 18th April, at the Collegium Medicum / Collegium Novodvorscianum of Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland with 31 EUthyroid partners representing 27 countries coming together to present the Declaration and call on European policy-makers to support measures to eliminate iodine deficiency.
Biolution are proud to organise, as partner of the EU-funded project EUthyroid, the Krakow Declaration on Iodine. On Wednesday 18th April, scientists from EUthyroid, supported by several stakeholder organisations, will meet at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland to present the Declaration and call on European policy-makers to support measures to eliminate iodine deficiency.
07. – 08.09.2017
from left to right: Nikola Tasic, Iva Kalicanin, Afitap Derya Köprülü, Paul Grünert, Iris Grünert, Stefan Grünert, Matthew Spencer
Following all the hard work that went into ensuring the highly successful EUthyroid meeting in Belgrade on 7-8 September 2017, the biolution team took a well-deserved break to enjoy all that the Serbian capital of Belgrade had to offer.
07. – 08.09.2017
51 representatives from 29 project partner institutions attended the meeting to report on their national activities and discuss progress made © Nikola Tasic
The third EUthyroid project meeting was held on 7 – 8 September 2017 in Belgrade, Serbia. All work package leaders had the opportunity to discuss progress made during the last 12 months of the project and outline their detailed plans for bringing the project to a successful conclusion.
31.08.2017
from left to right: Stefan Benke, Julien Charest, Matthew Spencer, Johannes Griessner © Stefan Lutzmayer
On the evenings of Thursday 31st August and Friday 1st September the Vienna Biocenter Amateur Dramatic Club (VBC ADC) performed an adaptation of Arthur Millers ‘The Crucible’ at the Vienna Biocenter. Continue reading →
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