Biotechnological Hub of the NIB (BTH-NIB)

The purpose of the investment project BTH-NIB is the assurance of the appropriate infrastructural conditions for the use of research and developmental opportunities in the fields of operation of the NIB.

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14 May
Active participation as IVY volunteer in the TRANS-GLIOMA project

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As part of the TRANS-GLIOMA project in the Program Italy-Slovenia, which aim is to increase the cooperation between the key actors in the field of biomedicine (research institutes, hospitals, universities and enterprises), to promote the transfer of knowledge and innovative biomedical techniques in the field of brain cancer (glioblastoma) and improving the competitiveness of research in oncology, we invited Bernarda Majc, student of biochemistry, to work as volunteer through The Interreg Volunteer Youth (IVY) Initiative.

The Interreg Volunteer Youth (IVY) Initiative is a pilot action to offer the possibility to young Europeans to serve as volunteers in cross-border, transnational or interregional programmes and related projects. The initiative is aimed at involving young European volunteers to support, promote and report the concrete achievements of these programmes and projects, as well as generally promote European Territorial Cooperation and related values such as solidarity.

Bernarda Majc will actively participate as IVY volunteer in the TRANS-GLIOMA project, where she will help establish a joint Slovenian- Italian regional tumor bank (called GLIOBANKA) and she will assist in the laboratory work, where the main focus is to find new treatment options for this tumor. She will be involved in the promotion and transfer of the basic research results data to the general public, aimed to  help people understand the need for more “precision” like medicine in brain cancer field and to spread the awareness of incidence and treatment of this currently incurable disease.