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  UNESCO Chair in Cryobiology (381), established in 1998 at the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Ukraine)
 

Fields / Disciplines

Cryobiology.


Objectives
  • To promote the application of cryobiological science and technology with a view to improve quality of life, particularly in developing countries.

  • To provide training in the field of cryobiology to the next generation of science and engineering graduates from developing countries.

  • To foster exchange of information at international level and to establish an information bank in order to reduce the gap between the interested institutions and centres.

Host Institution

Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences. Website


UNESCO Sector/Field Office responsible for the Chair/Network

Natural Sciences


Documents
Progress Report 2000 (short version)
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Documents
Documents Progress Report 2006 (short version)
Activities of the UNESCO Chair in Cryobiology, the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
 
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