Dimitra Virla receives a ‘Herakletos Fellowship’ for Basic Doctoral Research
| Dimitra Virla, a PhD student in the Eliopoulos’ lab has been awarded a grant from the Greek Ministry of Education under the ‘Herakletos Basic Doctoral Research Fellowship’ call. |
Dimitra Virla, a PhD student in the Eliopoulos’ lab has been awarded a grant from the Greek Ministry of Education, under the ‘Herakletos Basic Doctoral Research Fellowship’ call to pursue work on the role of Tpl-2 kinase in liver inflammation and cancer. Dimitra will utilize the mouse as a model to study the impact of Tpl-2 in the pathogenesis of liver damage that associates with hepatitis and cancer.
The proposal was selected among hundreds of other applications and granted approximately €45000 for 3 years. It is an initiative welcomed not only by our laboratory but also by the graduate program Molecular Basis of Human Disease of the University of Crete Medical School of which Dimitra is a student. |
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| Eliopoulos' laboratory, cancer research, signaling, CD40, gene therapy, molecular & cellular biology, FP6, Virtual Medical Lab, Faculty of Medicine - University of Crete |
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Designed by: George Savakis for Virtual Medical Lab (Faculty of Medicine - Univercity of Crete)