Prof. Dr. Maja Ravnikar was awarded by Slovenian Society of Microbiology

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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Official opening of the Biotechnological Hub of the National Institute of Biology and the presentation of the Zei Awards.

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National Institute of Biology is authorized by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Environment to perform defined tasks of public service for the protection of plants.

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We offer bioanalytical laboratory support, toxicology studies, genetic toxicology testing of different samples, residual DNA detection, improvements of production lines through systems biology, and cotoxicology studies.

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Mutagenicity analysis under GLP

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Prof. Dr. Maja Ravnikar was awarded by Slovenian Society of Microbiology

Prof. Dr. Maja Ravnikar was awarded by Slovenian Society of Microbiology.

Slovenian Society of Microbiology celebrated its 50th anniversary on 24th of November 2010. At this occasion Prof. Dr. Maja Ravnikar was awarded for her successful transfer of research work to applications in diagnostics. She also gave a talk Research challenges of microorganisms in plants and some recent achievements in Slovenian research, which was prepared with co-authors Tanja Dreo, Maruša Pompe Novak and Marina Dermastia and has been published in a book “Microbiology of yesterday for tomorrow”.

Recipients of the prize:

Prof. Dr. Maja Ravnikar is the first from the right.