Slovenia, the new biotechnology hub of the National Institute of Biology

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A new research centre has recently become operational in Ljubljana. It is the biotechnology hub of the National Institute of Biology (NIB), created thanks to European funds and inaugurated last February, which seeks to study and provide answers to the environmental challenges that await us. We talked about it here.

The images below portray the researchers engaged in their work, the labs and the equipment used. All photos were taken by Giovanni Vale.

 

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Bojana Žegura - Head of the Department of Genetic Toxicology and Cancer Biology (photo G. Vale)
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David Stanković, deputy director of the Department of Research on Organisms and Ecosystems in the laboratory (photo G. Vale)
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Two researchers at work
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Entrance to the quarantine greenhouse for plants
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Kristina Gruden, head of the Department of Biotechnology and Systems Biology
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The room of wild pollinating insects
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A researcher working on wild pollinating insects
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Vibroscope for detecting insect vibrations
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Another researcher working on spiders
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A system for breeding and maintaining the zebrafish (Danio rerio), used mainly in ecotoxicological research