To scientists are donated a high-power data network to fight cancer and Covid-19

Latvian technology innovation companies LMT and “MikroTik” donated to scientists a high-power data network.

Interview with Jānis Kloviņš and Ingmārs Pūķis

https://ltv.lsm.lv/lv/raksts/31.07.2020-intervija-ar-jani-klovinu-un-ingmaru-puki.id193283/

Purposes of the Covid-19 research program: to limit the spread of the virus, to restore the economy

https://lr1.lsm.lv/lv/raksts/labriit/covid-19-petijumu-programmas-merki-ierobezot-virusa-izplatibu-at.a132291/

10 projects will be implemented in the national research program “Covid-19 consequences mitigation”

https://www.izm.gov.lv/lv/aktualitates/4173-valsts-petijumu-programma-covid-19-seku-mazinasanai-tiks-istenoti-10-projekti

New blood circulation in Latvian science - achievements of the first bioinformatics scholarship recipients

https://www.delfi.lv/campus/raksti/jauna-asinsrite-latvijas-zinatne-pirmo-bioinformatikas-stipendijas-ieguveju-sasniegumi?id=52287413

07.07.2020 In broadcast “Kur tas suns aprakts?” Guests Kaspars Tārs and Uga Dumpis

https://xtv.lv/rigatv24/video/mKrpY6naN0W-07_07_2020_kur_tas_suns_aprakts_1_dala

https://xtv.lv/rigatv24/video/MV9N60MBG4X-07_07_2020_kur_tas_suns_aprakts_2_dala

It is simply not possible to fantasizing up a new virus - a conversation with Kaspars Tārs

https://www.delfi.lv/campus/raksti/ta-vienkarsi-izfantazet-jaunu-virusu-nav-iespejams-saruna-ar-kasparu-taru?id=52275711

Broadcast “Izziņas impulss” 4th series

Project presentation

After two years of research, a joint project of researchers from the University of Latvia (LU) and the Latvian Biomedical Research and Study Centre (BMC) on the application of bacterial microcompartments in biotechnology has been completed. The presentation of the project will take place in June 18 at 16.00 BMC, Rātsupītes Street 1. Those interested will have the opportunity to watch the presentation online.

The Latvian Biomedical Research and Study Centre has received a significant donation that will promote the scientific research of COVID-19 and other diseases in Latvia.

Life and environment during Covid-19

In the telecast "Zūmeri", Jēkabs from the 7. class recently visited the Latvian Biomedical Research and Study Centre (6: 00-9: 20) to learn more about viruses and especially about SARS-CoV-2.

There are now more benefits and support for Covid-19 related research

https://lr1.lsm.lv/lv/raksts/zinamais-nezinamaja/sobrid-vairak-prieksrocibas-un-atbalsts-ir-ar-covid-19-saistitie.a130406/

Latvian scientists are developing a method to determine the spread of coronavirus in the environment.

https://kursors.lv/2020/05/20/latvijas-zinatnieki-izstrada-metodi-lai-noteiktu-koronavirusa-izplatibu-vide/

Genetics and evolution of malignancies. A research of the LU doctoral student Nineļa M. Vainšeļbauma.

A doctoral student at the faculty of Biology of the University of Latvia Nineļa M. Vainšeļbauma is a capable young researcher at the Latvian Biomedical Research and Study Centre, who has focused on the cognize of malignancies at the molecular level. Her efforts to find a solution to combat the aggressive disease has been crown with success, namely, observed so far an undescribed phenomenon in the process of dividing cancer cells.

https://www.fonds.lv/par-mums/zinas/zina/t/59398/  

What Covid-19 research could be a developed for the 5 million allocated by the state?

Latvian Biomedical Research and Study Centre - LV BMC director and Chairman of the Latvian Science Council Jānis Kloviņš explains, that researchers have now submitted more than 200 ideas to national research projects. Kloviņš consider that in the forthcoming competition regulations should also put a significant emphasis on the institution cooperation, because in applications will be no shortage of overlapping themes.