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The European BOW project is approaching its end. We wanted to interview the Principal Investigators of each partner to learn more about their work and their expectations. We start with Sebastiano Di Bucchianico, from Helmholtz Zentrum München (HMGU). Hi Seba! Please tell us about yourself: “Moin”, they say in the Nord Germany where I moved […]

Paolo Guazzi and Francesca Loria, representatives from project partner HansaBioMed, attended the International Society for Extracellular Vesicles (ISEV) 2024 Annual Meeting, which was held in Melbourne, Australia, last May. Francesca presented the poster titled “A Decision-Making Tool to Navigate Through Extracellular Vesicle Research and Product Development”, showcasing findings generated within the BOW project. This research has resulted in

On May 22nd , the BOW project supported the European Innovation Council (EIC) to co-host a cluster event on Extracellular Vesicles (EVs) in Brussels. Dr. Iordanis Arzimanoglou, the EIC Program Manager for Health and Biotech, led the event that brought together representatives from key EV-based European projects, startups, academia, and stakeholders in the biotech and

Paolo Guazzi and Francesca Loria are thrilled to announce BOW’s participation in the International Society for Extracellular Vesicles (ISEV) 2024 Annual Meeting, set to take place from May 9-12 in Melbourne, Australia. This prestigious event brings together leading researchers and scientists from around the world, focusing on the latest advancements in the field of extracellular

BOW Project is organizing a new summer camp, the Nanochemistry Camp, slated for this September, from the 21st to the 28th. Partnering with the I.S.E.O. Institute and the University of Brescia, this international residential summer school promises to be a beacon for master’s and doctoral students in chemistry and related disciplines, studying nanochemistry. What sets

We are thrilled to announce that BOW Project has achieved a significant milestone in the European Union’s Research & Innovation landscape. The European Commission’s Innovation Radar platform has recognized CSGI as a ‘key innovator’ for its pioneering work in developing the CONAN Assay: Colorimetric Nanoplasmonic Assay to evaluate Extracellular Vesicles (EVs) properties. This innovation, a

Dr. Andrea Zendrini, a researcher affiliated with the Center for Colloid and Surface Science in Italy and member of BOW project, is a guest editor for a special issue in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences. Titled Nanochemistry in the Extracellular Space this issue will delve into the intricate physicochemical facets and collective emerging properties of

Each month we were highlighting one of the members of the project so their work can be showcased. Today we finish this round of interviews with Irene Trapani, from CSGI. We have asked Irene five questions and here is how she answered. Good morning Irene, tell us a little bit about yourself. Hi! I’m Irene.

Each month we are going to be highlighting one of the PhD’s of the project so their work can be showcased. We continue with Francesca Loria, Research Scientist and PhD Candidate at HBM-LS. We are asking the PhD’s five questions and here is how Francesca answered. Good morning Francesca, tell us a little bit about

In a significant achievement for the BOW project four remarkable innovations have been recognized by the European Commission’s Innovation Radar. These innovations, developed by key project partners, showcase cutting-edge research and advancements within the BOW. The project has successfully produced innovations that have captured the attention of the Innovation Radar. The identified innovations and their