ASCLEPIUS Early-Career Scientist Begins Research Stay at Micalis

As part of the ASCLEPIUS project, early-career scientist Nini Grdzelishvili from the G. Eliava Institute of Bacteriophages, Microbiology, and Virology has started her research stay at INRAE’s Micalis Institute in France.

During her exchange, Nini will focus on genetic engineering techniques, gaining hands-on experience with methods relevant to bacteriophage research. The stay will provide an opportunity to learn new approaches, develop practical skills, and exchange knowledge with researchers at Micalis.

Supporting research exchanges between the ASCLEPIUS partner institutions is an important part of the project. These opportunities allow early-career researchers to broaden their expertise, gain experience with new techniques, and strengthen scientific connections across the consortium.