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RBI (LBIS) will be responsible for the linking of DNA tags to proteins by developing in parallel the “click” based approach and as an alternative peptide-link based variant. In addition, LBIS will perform the characterisation of the obtained conjugates, and the study of their functional organisation in aqueous, biorelevant medium.

The group at Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb, contributed to the MARILIA project with computational research providing the simulations of systems that are in the focus of the project.

The multidisciplinary MARILIA consortium was thoughtfully built to provide the innovative,
translational research. Having scientists of different expertise on board (chemistry, biophysics,
molecular biology, computational visualization), MARILIA project aims to develop a quick assay to
test the safety of drinking water.

What we have learned and what we'll focus on the next year of the MARILIA project

The first year of the MARILIA project has seen groundbreaking scientific and collaborative achievements in research and implementation of the MARILIA technology, thanks to the hard work carried out by the MARILIA Consortium, whose expertise covers the full research and market development value chain of the project.

In MARILIA, the University of Zagreb will be responsible for the computational research in support of the project, as well as for the interpretation of computational results based on the experimental data.
In this article, we talk about the importance to build a European research area and its benefits in terms of knowledge.
The University of Zagreb experience, from three perspectives!

Competitiveness development and R&D collaboration strategy in a big company. The IREN experience.

Let's meet the MARILIA Project Coordinator. Interview with Ivan Barisic and Tanja Miletic.

How to start and key activities.
The Dissemination, communication and exploitation of the results are activities the importance of which is sometimes underestimated within research and innovation projects.