On May 7th, we had the pleasure of hosting the MAPS MiniSymposium at IMol, bringing together researchers to discuss scientific progress and strengthen international partnerships.
The MAPS Multilateral Academic Projects grant, supporting multilateral research collaboration between researchers in Switzerland and their colleagues in Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Poland and Romania, is now entering its next phase of the work.
The consortium will focus on: Extranuclear activities of genome maintenance protein complexes in stress response.
The Mini Symposium created an opportunity to exchange ideas, discuss ongoing work, and strengthen the collaboration that drives this research forward. Beyond the scientific program, our guests also had the chance to explore Warsaw and continue discussions in a more informal setting during city sightseeing activities.
This research is carried out and financed within the framework of the second SwissContribution MAPS (MAPS, IZ11Z0_230484), funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation SNSF.
