All events

The leader of Biosystems group Egils Stalidzans becomes a director of the Institute of Microbiology and Biotechnology at University (MBI)...

SMARTPLANTS project meeting took place on May 26 to 27, 2016. The nice weather in Riga welcomed our partners from the project "Control of...

The surprising news was received from foundation "Viegli" : Egils Stalidzans was among six nominees for the award in science category...

On March 21, 2016 the first meeting of the COST-project "Harmonising standardisation strategies to increase efficiency and...

Agris Pentjuss, the member of Biosystems Group, Latvia University of Agriculture and Computational Systems Biology group, Institute of...

Already in the fourth month of the project, LEANPROT partners met in Tallinn in the beginning of March at Competence Center of Food and...

The project " Control of Engineered Metabolism by Flowering and Temperature Triggered Plant Regulatory Networks" (SMARTPLANTS) is funded...

Jurijs Meitalovs, the member of Biosystems Group, Latvia University of Agriculture defended his doctoral thesis (supervisior Egils...

The project named "Control of engineered metabolism by flowering and temperature triggered plant regulatory networks" submitted by...

Agris Pentjušs spent THE first week of March 2015 in Oxford Brookes University discussing different systems biology educational topics...

Fourth meeting of Avicenna consortia took place in Brussels on February 19 and 20, 2015. 50 participants attended the fourth Avicenna...

Since August 2014 Egils Stalidzans, Agris Pentjuss, Martins Mednis and Ivars Mozga have been senior researchers in microbiology at...

ITAPIC project meeting took place in Mugla, Turkey on November 4, 2014 right before the 4th International Mugla Beekeeping and Pine...

Continuing the traditions of international metabolic modeling course in Jelgava, Latvia a course was set by Egils Stalidzans in Larnaca,...

The member of Biosystems Group Agris Pentjuss participated in the Summer School of ERASynBio "Open Plant 2014" at John Innes Centre on...