Call for the Standing Independent Evaluation Committee for HT’s National Facilities
The public notice for the pre-selection of experts with proven professional qualifications for the subsequent constitution – by appointment of the Supervisory Board of HT – of the Standing Independent Evaluation Committee (CIVP), for the evaluation of applications for access to the National Facilities implemented at the Foundation, was published today by the Ministries of University and Research and of Health.
Through the procedure, which will close on 2 September 2023, expressions of interest will be collected from distinguished scientists working in the following fields:
- Functional and population genomics
- Transcriptomics
- Structural biology
- Cancer biology and evolution
- Light microscopy and image analysis
- Computational biology
- Epidemiology
- Single-cell omics
- Epigenomics
- Genome engineering and stem cell biology
Applications can only be submitted using the platform: Human Technopole Notice – GEA (mur.gov.it)
For further information: https://www.mur.gov.it/it/news/martedi-04072023/call-esperti-commissione-valutazione-piattaforme-nazionali-presso-human
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