Improvement of research capacity in Tunisia: 2 interviews to key actors
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Improvement of research capacity in Tunisia: 2 interviews to key actors

Sun, 2013-05-19 23:18

In Tunis during the International Joint Conference for Sustainable Water Management, organized by CB-WR-MED Project and CERTE with the collaboration of other partners and stakeholders, we ran into two interesting stories and projects about research and innovation. Here are the video interviews we recorded.

Hammadi Ayadi | improvement of research capacity of the Centre of Biotechnology of Sfax in Bio-process for biotech applications (BioProtech EU project)
[Language: French]

 

Sonia Abdelahak | Reinforcing IPT capacities in Genomic Medicine and non communicable disease investigation | Examples from Genomedika Era-Wide Project.
[Language: English]

 

 

[Interviews by CIHEAM - IAM Bari staff]

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Improvement of research capacity in Tunisia: 2 interviews to key actors

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