Along with the SNSF, the NCCR Chemical Biology goes hand in hand with the national strategy to reach 100% open access publications by 2020. In 2018, we reached nearly 50% of open access publications.
From Kai Johnsson’s lab at MPI Heidelberg: a fundamentally new mechanism to precisely measure metabolites using a single drop of blood. The research is published recently in Science.
ACCESS Geneva organizes a workshop to introduce 6 NCCR members into automated microscopy, through theoretical and practical work.
Hot from the press of Nature Chemistry and Nature Cell Biology. Congrats to our NCCR groups – Matile, Roux and Loewith – , who made it together!
Excellence in Research,
Interdisciplinarity,
New Chemical Tools, Education & Screening Platform for Switzerland.
The NCCR Chemical Biology is an internationally recognised centre of excellence in research in a new interdisciplinary field: chemical biology.
The mission is to develop new tools and approaches derived from chemistry in order to understand, visualize and control biological processes. The NCCR is also engaged in a platform for chemical screening aimed at developing a new generation of molecules with biological effects.
