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Newsletter discusses project achievements and training activities in the CAARE consortium, indicating continued progress.
The third newsletter of the CAARE Doctoral Network highlights recent project achievements, training activities, and scientific progress across the consortium. This issue features training events in Hamburg, introductions to doctoral candidates and partner institute iBET, updates on conference participation and research awards, consortium news, and upcoming events. Funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, CAARE advances the development, recovery, and characterisation of bionanoparticles for applications in vaccine delivery and gene therapy.
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