Transforming scientific challenges into advanced therapies for public health, with integrated and sustainable approaches
LNBio is structured into four divisions: Immunity and Pathogens, Integrative Biology, Facilities and Services, and Advanced Health Technologies
The facilities provide the community cutting-edge infrastructure that makes it possible to conduct high-complexity experiments and multidisciplinary research in the life sciences
R,D&I partnerships span the development of new technologies or optimization of existing ones, making use of CNPEM’s infrastructure, competencies, and scientific know-how
The Brazilian Biosciences National Laboratory (LNBio), which focuses on integrative biology, is dedicated to solving health challenges in the Anthropocene era. Structured into four divisions, LNBio directs its efforts toward developing new therapeutic solutions to treat publicly relevant illnesses, especially in cases that can benefit the public health system. This work is supported by LNBio’s laboratory infrastructure, which permits cutting-edge methods and experimental techniques, as well as its matrix-format work model.
The affiliation marks an important step in the consolidation of protein design and engineering as a strategic area of activity for CNPEM The Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM) recently became affiliated with RosettaCommons, an international community led by the University of Washington and dedicated to the collaborative development of Rosetta, one…
Projects in tissue engineering and biomaterials win prizes for advancing development of bioprinted skin for diabetic ulcers and amniotic membrane bio-dressings for eye diseases
New facility will focus on designing gene editing strategies, producing CRISPR tools and providing remote support for users The Gene Editing Laboratory (LEG) is a new open facility at the Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM). Operated by the Brazilian Biosciences National Laboratory, which is part of CNPEM, the new lab will…
Infrastructure now receiving proposals in continuous flow, expanding access to strategic inputs for high-complexity research
