News
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3rd SynSignal Progress Meeting in Dublin
01/06/2016
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SynSignal partner Imre Berger (University of Bristol) is part of the team which developed a baculovirus-based tool-kit for highly efficient multigene delivery in a wide range of mammalian cells including stem cells, fibroblasts, neurons and many others. Their novel MultiPrime system can be used for reprogramming fibroblasts into neurons and for precision editing of human chromosomes. All findings...
04/05/2016
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SynSignal coordinator Horst Vogel and his team at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) have elucidated for the first time how a notoriously elusive serotonin receptor (5-HT3) functions with atom-level detail through computer simulation. This so-called “molecular dynamics simulation” uses the structure of 5-HT3 that Vogel’s lab uncovered in 2014 to accurately depict the structural...
25/04/2016
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An overview of the SynSignal project is now available on CommBeBiz, a platform that works with FP7 and H2020 projects and aims to provide a connection from bioeconomy research to the business world. They provide a range of support actions to their members such as networking, training and capacity development, business coaching as well as helping on a better visibility of the projects and...
24/03/2016
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PhD and Post Doc wanted for SynSignal related research
02/12/2015
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First Periodic Report submitted and approved
20/10/2015