July 1st PI Pavle Andjus gave an invited lecture on the NIMOCHIP project at the „International conference of Experimental and Numerical Investigations and New technologies – CNN Tech“ at the Faculty of Mechanical Engeeneering of the University of Belgrade. It was a great occasion to network in an multidisciplinary environment. Many thanx to Issak Trajković, […]
Read More →On June 13th, colleagues from Torlak Institute, gave an online seminar for the students of the Faculty of Chemistry University of Belgrade. During the seminar Dr Irena Živković presented our NIMOCHIP PRIZMA project.
Read More →From June 3-6th, 2025 the ENCALS 25 meeting was organized in Turin (Italy). ENCALS represents the assocaition of ALS centers in Europe. Prof. Andjus was registered to present a poster on our project „The road to NIMOCHIP project: past present and future – the use of ALS IgGs for an innovative automated multifunctional diagnostics device”. […]
Read More →On May 30th, our Science Fund RS PRIZMA project ID 4242 NIMOCHIP hosted the delegation from the Fund for a site visit. PI Prof Andjus presented the project followed by a fruitful discussion on project management and ways for better administration of the workplan. Particular discussion was devoted to the Environmental and Social Management Plan […]
Read More →Dr Marco Canepari, our external collaborator on the PRIZMA NIMOCHIP project, visited the Faculty of Biology University of Belgrade (FBUB) from 2nd to 5th of April 2025. Dr. Canepari is a permanent scientist at the University Grenoble Alpes in France and head of the Interdisciplinary Laboratory of Physics since 2010. He is an expert in the technique of membrane […]
Read More →A “preliminary” kick-off meeting was organized on 25.12.2023 in person with the Serbian participants (FBUB, MFUB, TI). The official kick-off with the addition of ECs was organized online on 22.01.2024. (after the start of the project on 03.01.2024). At these meetings, the participants were informed about their role in the project tasks and prepared for […]
Read More →Immunoglobulin G as an innovative neuro-diagnostic agent In a number of neurodegenerative diseases (NDs) the production of the anti-neuronal immunoglobulin G (IgG) is a significant feature of the immune-inflammatory process. It was shown that human IgGs may induce diverse physiological effects not only on neurons but also on glial cells of animal origin. Of note, […]
Read More →International Biophysical School “Academician Radoslav K. Andjus” (NERKA) was established in honor of Professor R.K. Andjus (1926-2003) an internationally recognized scientists from the University of Belgrade, a member of Montenegrin and Serbian academies of sciences and arts and one of the founders of Institute for Marine Biology in Kotor. School certificates delivered upon request! ICGEB: Moving Neurobiophysics from fundamental […]
Read More →We present here a protocol on how to prepare primary cultures of glial cells, astrocytes, and microglia from rat cortices for time-lapse video imaging of intracellular Ca2+ for research on pathophysiology of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in the hSOD1G93A rat model.
Read More →The lecture series by the CLM team will takle neurodegenerative mechanisms as studied on the animal ALS model of the rodent SOD1 G93A. In addition, to Prof. Andjus, Milena Milošević, PhD and Danijela Bataveljić, PhD will give the lectures.
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