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Updates from the Infrastructure

Discover the latest updates on PRP@CERIC activities, research outcomes, events, and new service developments across the infrastructure.

3 Mar 2026

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The Deep Tech Revolution Starts Now

Following the call launched in 2025, Area Science Park has selected five high-tech startups that will now enter a 12-month support program combining financial support and privileged access to advanced research services, including those offered by PRP@CERIC.

Updates from the Infrastructure

The Deep Tech Revolution Starts Now

Seminar of Prof. Andrey Alexeyenko on Network-Based Analysis of Biological Data

Register Now for the International Workshop on Antimicrobial Resistance - 10 November 2025, Trieste

Seminar: "Mining Biological Intelligence from Cells: a Network Based Approach" - 03/10/2025 - 10:00

Save the Date: AI in Virology Workshop – 9 September 2025, Trieste

Successful Conclusion of the First Edition of the MDMC Master’s Program

PRP@CERIC Meets Life Science Companies

Join the “Deep Tech Revolution” – Apply by 30/06/2025

Pandemic Preparedness Conference: Key Facts & Video Highlights

Tech4EVIta Workshop 2024": A Success in Extracellular Vesicle Research

Coming soon: Phenotypic Fingerprinting School + Open Lecture Series

The Structural Biology School Kicks Off!

Join the Phenotypic Fingerprinting School - Application Deadline: Friday 26 July 2024 – 11.59 pm

The Role of PRP@CERIC in Science Diplomacy Highlighted at GeoAdriatic Symposium 2024

PRP@CERIC Welcomes Advisory Board Members: Five Renowned Experts to Guide Pathogen Research

An International Conference to Meet the Challenges of Future Pandemics

Scientific Exchange Seminars: New Series Begins

PRP@CERIC's Vision and Commitment Unveiled at "Promoting Innovation in the Life Sciences" Event

Elettra 2.0 & PRP@CERIC: Shaping Tomorrow's Structural Biology Landscape

Trieste Welcomes a Protein Science Meeting

PRP@CERIC Project Unveils Scientific Seminar Series at Area Science Park

PRP@CERIC Project Launched: €41 Million for Cutting-Edge Pathogen Research