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SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION In the last 5 years: 655 Scientific Publications (Source: Web of Science) In 2011: 154 Peer-reviewed publications 3 Book chapters 3 Proceedings Published Items with IGC address in each Year. (Source: Web od Science, May 2012) Citations to IGC papers in each year. (Source: Web of Science, May 2012) 6 PhD Theses 7 MSc Theses 173 International presentations by IGC researchers 193 Seminars at IGC • 107 External speakers 15 Conferences, Meetings, Workshops at IGC COMPETITIVE AWARDS SECURED BY IGC RESEARCHERS 11 Prizes and Honours, including: • 1 The Scientist - Faculty of 1000 Best Places for Post-docs Award • 1 Honorary Membership of the Ordem de Sant'Iago da Espada, Portugal • 1 Roche Organ Transplantation Research Foundation (ROTRF) Recognition Prize • 2 Gold Medals of Merit, Oeiras City Council (Portugal) • 1 Ciencia en Acción - Teaching Resources 1st Place, Ciencia en Acción (Spain) • 5 Nominations for Editorial Boards Since 1998, around 4,000 scientists have given talks and/or lectures at the IGC. Around 120 conferences, meetings and workshops have been held. The IGC was ranked amongst the '10 Best Places for Post-docs' outside the USA, by The Scientist - Faculty of 1000' for two years in a row - in 2010 and 2011. 34 new research grants: • 1 European Research Council Starting Grant (ERC) • 2 European Commission Framework Programme 7 (FP7) • 1 Association for International Cancer Research - AICR • 1 Wellcome Trust (UK) • 18 Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia - FCT (Portugal) • 4 Fundação Bial (Portugal) • 2 Oeiras City Council (Portugal) • 2 Luso-American Foundation for Development - FLAD (Portugal) • 1 Associação Viver a Ciência - Simbiontes (Portugal) • 1 QREN - PORLisboa (Portugal) • 1 Sociedade Portuguesa de Diabetologia/Novo Nordisk (Portugal) And also: • 2 AXA Research Fund Post-Doctoral Fellowships (France) • 1 Volkswagen Foundation Meeting Support Grant (Germany) • 1 Sociedade Portuguesa de Imunologia Travel Grant (Portugal) IGC ANNUAL REPORT ‘11 THE IGC AT A GLANCE 14
2004 - 2011 NEW RESEARCH GRANTS BREAKDOWN BY SOURCE OF FUNDING Total grants is 277 (Source: IGC Research Funding Affairs) FCT (Portugal) PUBLIC EUROPEAN COMMISSION PUBLIC OTHERS PUBLIC OTHERS PRIVATE OTHERS PRIVATE-PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP TOTAL Since 2007, half of the European Research Council Grants awarded to life science researchers working in Portugal have gone to IGC scientists (6 out of 11, with a further 3 grants going to alumni of the Gulbenkian PhD Programme in Biology and Medicine). 2004 - 2011 PROPORTION OF RESEARCH GRANTS BREAKDOWN BY FUNDING SOURCE Total grants is 277 (Source: IGC Research Funding Affairs) 4% 59% 11% 9% Since 2004, IGC researchers have secured just under 300 project grants, from national and international funding agencies, including EU Framework Programmes, European Research Council, Howard Hughes Medical Institute (USA), Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (USA), Human Frontiers Science Programme. 17% FCT (Portugal) PUBLIC EUROPEAN COMMISSION PUBLIC OTHERS PUBLIC OTHERS PRIVATE OTHERS PRIVATE-PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP IGC ANNUAL REPORT ‘11 THE IGC AT A GLANCE 15
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Page 19 and 20: MEIOSIS AND DEVELOPMENT Vítor Barb
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Page 51 and 52: EARLY FLY DEVELOPMENT Rui Gonçalo
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EVOLUTIONARY GENETICS Henrique Teot
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BACTERIAL SIGNALLING Karina B. Xavi
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BIOPHYSICS AND GENETICS OF MORPHOGE
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PLANT GENOMICS Jörg Becker Researc
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NETWORK MODELLING Claudine Chaouiya
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NEURONAL STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION Inb
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NEUROETHOLOGY LABORATORY THIS GROUP
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LEARNING LABORATORY THIS GROUP IS A
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IMMUNE REGULATION Carlos E. Tadokor
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STRESS AND CYTOSKELETON Escola Supe
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ANIMAL FACILITIES Jocelyne Demengeo
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TRANSGENICS UNIT Moisés Mallo Head
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CELL IMAGING UNIT José Feijó Head
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GENOMICS UNIT Carlos Penha Gonçalv
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• Low noise (6 Rat arrays for Ins
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ION DYNAMICS FACILITY Ana Catarina
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BIOINFORMATICS AND COMPUTATIONAL BI
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PORTUGUESE BIOINFORMATICS CENTRE Pe
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INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
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ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTS José M
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NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH
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PUBLICATIONS IGC ANNUAL REPORT ‘1
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IGC ANNUAL REPORT ‘11 PUBLICATION
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António Coutinho Professional Meri
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GRADUATE TRAINING AND EDUCATION
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Cells to organisms I 24 - 28 Octobe
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Extroduction 30 May - 3 June Organi
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PROGRAMME FOR ADVANCED MEDICAL RESE
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GTPB - THE GULBENKIAN TRAINING PROG
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THESES MSc THESES Sofia Pereira Dev
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SEMINARS AT THE IGC JANUARY 2011 DA
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MARCH 2011 DATE SPEAKER AFFILIATION
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On the origin and diversification o
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HELENA COSTA Mechanism of IL-8 indu
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Of models and mechanisms of ion dyn
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The centromere: A showcase for epig
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Mechanisms determining adult body s
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The evolutionary dynamics of (Rab)
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HENRIQUE TEÓTONIO The genetic basi
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PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT IN SCIENCE
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Science Projects Support Programme
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FUNDRAISING Maria João Leão Head
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PARTNERS AND SPONSORS Several partn
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