EuroDYNA leaves healthy genomic research ecosystem as legacy

(European Science Foundation) Europe's position as a major player in genome research has been boosted by the European Science Foundation's three-year EUROCORES program EuroDYNA.

As it draws to a close, EuroDYNA (Dynamic Nuclear Architecture and Chromatin Function) is leaving behind a healthy European ecosystem of interacting multidisciplinary research projects focused on the structure of the cellular nucleus and mechanisms governing gene expression.


 

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