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Ilaria Guccini, PhD

Posted on December 31, 2014May 10, 2017 by Isabella Ferrario

Postdoctoral researcher

Phone: 091 821 0077
Email: ilaria -dot- guccini -at- ior -dot- iosi -dot- ch

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New International PhD Program in Cancer Biology and Oncology 2020-2021
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New International PhD Program in Cancer Biology and Oncology 2020-2021

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EPFL, SUPSI and IOR receive a Swiss National Science Foundation (SNFS) grant within the NRP 78 “Covid-19” programme to develop a microfluidics device to detect SARS-CoV-2 virus
19 Aug

EPFL, SUPSI and IOR receive a Swiss National Science Foundation (SNFS) grant within the NRP 78 “Covid-19” programme to develop a microfluidics device to detect SARS-CoV-2 virus

The project “Development of a microfluidic platfor...
IOR researchers suggest that androgen-deprivation treatments for prostate cancer could protect men from COVID-19
12 May

IOR researchers suggest that androgen-deprivation treatments for prostate cancer could protect men from COVID-19

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