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The Microbial Resource Research Infrastructure (MIRRI) is pleased to inform that recently, and after 3 months of continuous and intense dissemination, has successfully completed its 1st call for Transnational Access

University of Torino (UNITO) and IS_MIRRI21 join the Scientific Degree Plan 2020-21 (PLS) to promote the acquisition of scientific skills that better meet the challenges of contemporary society and the

On 9 March 2021, the project  partners, University of Minho and University of Valencia, represented the work of MIRRI and IS_MIRRI21 at the Latin American Federation for Culture Collections (FELACC) first module workshop entitled ‘Ex situ

Federica Spina, Maria Laura Tummino, Anna Poli, Valeria Prigione, Viktoria Ilieva, Piersandro Cocconcelli, Edoardo Puglisi, Pierangiola Bracco, Marco Zanetti, Giovanna Cristina Varese. Environmental Pollution. Topic: filamentous fungi, plastic polymers, biodegradation,

The first call under the Transnational Access programme of IS_MIRRI21 will soon be launched from 25 January 2021 until 16 April 2020. The TNA programme is an initiative to promote

The Microbial Resource Research Infrastructure (MIRRI) is a pan-European distributed research infrastructure for the preservation, systematic investigation, provision and valorisation of microbial resources and biodiversity. It brings together 50+ microbial

IS_MIRRI21 partner, INRAE-CIRM participated in the Microbiota Day organised by RaRe (French Infrastructure for Research in Agronomic Resources). This scientific meeting was devoted to numerous presentations on methods for the

MIRRI and IS_MIRRI21 participated in one of the series of workshops hosted by the EU-Latin America and the Caribbean Working Group on Research Infrastructures (EU-LAC RI). MIRRI is a European

Pictures from left to right – Marleen Bosschaerts, Joanna Bucka-Kolendo and Artur Hugo Swiergiel, Rosa Aznar, Nelson Lima, Vincent Robert and Alexander Wasilenko. IT support team from left to right