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A viral protein showed the way to the soft spots of cell signaling protein networks

Researchers in the Biomolecular Interaction group at the Research Center for Natural Sciences investigate signaling enzymes involved in the regulation of cell’s life and death. In their recent study, published in Nature Communications, they were curious about how a herpes viral protein affects cell growth regulating signaling pathways and turns [...]

2022. January 25.|Recent News|

RCNS researchers identify the neural basis of distractor interference resistance

Researchers of the Brain Imaging Centre (BIC), Research Centre for Natural Sciences (RCNS) identified the neural mechanisms responsible for the processing of task-irrelevant, distracting visual stimuli. By employing state-of-the-art neuroimaging techniques, researchers of the BIC revealed that contrary to what was previously thought, distracting visual stimuli cannot be simply filtered [...]

2021. November 10.|Recent News|

A state-of-the-art lab-grown “mini-brain” disease model becomes available at the Research Centre for Natural Sciences

Novel research by Cambridge scientists enable deeper understanding of the initial pathophysiological steps in neurodegenerative diseases and hints at possible novel treatments. By developing a novel human brain organoid disease model, a recent study led by Dr András Lakatos (Department of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Cambridge) and first-authored by Dr. [...]

2021. November 5.|Recent News|

Safety Regulations in RCNS (Issued by Director General on October 14)

The 4th peak of the COVID-19 pandemic is hitting Hungary. Although 60% of the population is vaccinated, it cannot prevent the spread of the virus. According to the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the vaccination of the population can only be increased by mobilizing a wider range of society. We must [...]

2021. October 15.|Recent News|

Progress report of the H2020 CompBat project

The researchers of the CompBat project supported by the EU Horizon 2020 framework program aim at identifying new redox-active organic compounds for next-generation redox flow batteries (RFB). The project endeavours to find safe and environmentally sound solutions for large-scale energy storage, and the Hungarian participants (Theoretical Chemistry Research Group at [...]

2021. October 8.|Recent News|
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