We are excited to announce that the second Summer School of the REGENERATE-IT network will take place from May 23-26, 2025, in Vienna, Austria
This Summer School will be dedicated to experimental models in regeneration research. It will have a substantial practical component and will provide an opportunity for Doctoral Candidates (DCs) to learn first-hand the variety of model organisms that we have in our Network.
We are thrilled to announce that Elly Tanaka has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant for their groundbreaking research on the innervation of regenerating limbs in axolotls! Over the years, Elly Tanaka’s lab has been instrumental in making axolotls accessible for molecular methods, and the prime model for modern regeneration studies. Thanks to her group’s…
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How does the axolotl regenerate its brain after injury? – an unimaginable feat in humans! Elly Tanaka and two international collaborators received an ERC Synergy Grant to find out. Elly and her team at IMP aim to develop the axolotl model system to enable a thorough investigation of central nervous system regeneration. The team will…
The UMCG as the coordinating entity of the REGENERATE-IT project has signed the Grant Agreement with the EU on 15th July 2022. The aim of this Grant Agreement is to: We have succesfully completed the grant agreement prepartion and signed the agreement. Subsequently, all the beneficiaries will sign the accession forms with the EU. Share…
Eugene Berezikov received a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network (DN) grant and will coordinate the project entitled REGENERATE-IT, which brings together researchers working on different regenerative model organisms in order to understand common principles underlying mechanisms of regeneration and to train the next generation of researchers in regenerative biology and adjacent fields. Doctoral candidates trained by…
