Dr. Liridon Sopaj gained a mobility opportunity at Berlin Institute for Medical System Biology

Dr.Liridon Sopaj’s (PhD Student) has recently gained short term mobility opportunity at Berlin Institute for Medical System Biology – Max-Delbrück-Centrum für Molekulare Medizin (MDC), funded by DBU (Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt). He will work on nanotoxicity project. Liridon has been previously funded by NanoKos to get trained at the University of Parma (Prof Michele’s Lab) where he worked in the in vivo nanotoxicology project from which he presented in two conferences. He is still working into NanoKos projects. We will look forward his additional experience in transfering knowledge with Kosovo researchers and students. This is a real example of how NanoKos is extending collaborators and developing ongoing projects.

This amazing opportunity was made possible by the European Union-funded NanoKos initiative, which promotes academic excellence and collaborative research. Moreover this specific mobility will be funded additionally by DBU.

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