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Global analysis of R-loop structures (RNA-DNA hybrids) by advanced microscopic and genetic approaches (GLORI)

Start date: Dec 1, 2012, End date: Nov 30, 2016,

"Genetic alterations from point mutations to chromosome rearrangements are usually associated with pathological disorders. Unraveling the origin of such events was greatly enhanced by the discovery of cis-acting factors (e.g. chromosomal fragile sites, G quadruplexes)behaving as chromosomal hotspots for genomic instability, but a detailed mechanistic understanding of their mode of action has remai ...
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Facilitating the Integration of Rural Youth on the Labor Market of Bihor-Hajdu Bihar Euro-Region (Rural youthjobs)

Start date: Feb 29, 2012, End date: Feb 27, 2013,

The General objective of the project is Facilitating the integration of rural young people on the labour market of Bihor-Hajdu-Bihar Euro-region and its Specific objectives are Offering information, counselling and orientation services in order to facilitate the integration of rural youth on the labour market, Providing institutionalized training services for rural youth, Finding out of labour the ...
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European Union – United States Research Cooperation Network: Link to the United States (Link2US)

Start date: Oct 1, 2009, End date: Sep 30, 2012,

This project seeks to enhance the awareness of and participation in, by European scientists and research organisations, U.S. national collaborative funding schemes in order to help strengthen cooperative research with American counterparts under bilateral science and technology agreements. Because the U.S. federal research funding structure is highly decentralised with many different U.S. governme ...
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A Hungarian Night for Researchers 2011- Hungary-EU Research Careers (HEURECA)

Start date: Jun 1, 2011, End date: Dec 31, 2011,

"We will focus on enhancing researchers’ public recognition. Researchers, presented as persons that everyday people can relate to, can draw attention to science; and can make science seen as a casual but interesting adventure. Better understanding science can also lead to improving researchers’ recognition. Thus, the main message of the event will emphasize the human, accessible yet important figu ...
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