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PDN Training Workshop
December 20, 2018Feb 27 – Mar 1, 2019 (Athens, Greece)“How to Make Preclinical Research Robust”2nd Preclinical Data Network Training Workshop for Young ScientistsCoordinators (Europe):…
Read MoreAnnual conference of BioRN
October 23, 2018Our colleague, Dr. Björn Gerlach, will present our innovative research quality assessment platform PAASPort at the Joint BioRN & Ci3 Annual…
Read MorePre-Neuroscience 2018 Seminar and Networking event
October 4, 2018Our collaborators within EQIPD from Noldus IT are hosting an interesting event with many well known speakers in the field of…
Read MoreMeet PAASP at the following events
September 10, 2018Health Axis Europe Visionary Seminar 2018 – Precision Oncology (September 25th) Joint BioRN & Ci3 Annual Conference – Immunotherapy and beyond,…
Read MoreNeuroscience 2018 Satellite Symposium
September 10, 2018Quality in preclinical data: Increasing the robustness and validity of behavioral and physiological testing in animal studies This meeting will take…
Read MoreThe Four Most Dangerous Words? A New Study Shows
August 2, 2018The two philanthropists Laura and John Arnold funded with an incredible sum of $967 million (link) projects for education, public pensions…
Read MoreBioFIT 2018
August 1, 2018BioFIT 2018 (link) will be held in Lille from December 4th to 5th and is one of the largest conferences to foster…
Read MoreBe open! Ongoing efforts to make science more open…
July 20, 2018At the beginning of July, the Wellcome Trust (WT), one of UK’s biggest non-governmental biomedical research funders, announced that they will provide a platform…
Read MorePREMIER Symposium Report
March 30, 2018On March 16, 2018 the international symposium on ‘Quality Management for Academic Research in Preclinical Biomedicine: Burden or Boon?’ took place….
Read MorePAASP is supporting two “Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Networks (ITN-ETN)” applications
March 30, 2018The purpose of these two ITN-ETN calls is to train a new generation of creative and innovative early-stage researchers, focusing on…
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