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The Nature magazine publishes this year a Nature Index Innovation, in which the University of Geneva is ranked 21st in the world.

The program is now coming to an end and a movie illustrates some of the research funded by SystemsX.

Athanasia Tzika, her PhD student Asier Ullate and their colleague Frank Chan (FML of the Max Planck Society, Tubingen, Germany) publish a step-by-step guide for de-novo assembly of a high-quality reptilian genome

The American Mathematical Society (USA) covers the recent discovery of the existence of a living cellular automaton on the skin of ocellated lizards.

Researchers at UNIGE demonstrate how some genes evolved from an immune function to an olfactory role in some mammals

Michel Milinkovitch's lab has a new website, with more contents and offers a more modern experience.

He will occupy the chair "Evolution of Genomes and Development".

Biologists from the University of Geneva (UNIGE), Switzerland, have succeeded in establishing a water quality index based solely on the DNA sequences of the diatoms present in the samples, without needing to identify each species visually.

Researchers at the University of Geneva (UNIGE), Switzerland, and SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics report in the journal Nature that a southwestern European lizard slowly acquires its intricate adult skin colour by changing the colour of individual skin scales using an esoteric computational system invented in 1948 by another mathematician: John von Neumann.

Wednesday 1st February 2017 to 20 hours, Duboule give a lecture entitled "Road to transhumanism."