The Scientist : Pockets of Excellence in Eastern Europe [10/5/2004]

Former Soviet Bloc countries strive for progress

The Scientist 2004, 18(9):47

10 May 2004

Andras Dinnyes runs the first nuclear-cell-transfer technology lab in Eastern Europe, at the Agricultural Biotechnology Center near Budapest. Amply accoutered with high-tech equipment, the lab is designed to eventually provide knockout mice for scientists across the continent. It has also attracted funding from outside sources, including the Wellcome Trust and the European Union's Sixth Framework Programme.

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