Eavan Dorcey
Sectors: Entrepreneurs, Policy.
Eavan has wide range of interests which includes Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Life Science, Project Management, Event Planing, Management, Genetics, Clinical Development, Clinical Trials.
A SystemsX.ch Research, Technology and Development (RTD) Project is proposed and led by a principal investigator (PI). His/her institution is responsible for the administration, coordination, and scientific reporting of the project. Nevertheless, several research groups representing complementary fields contribute to reach the main RTD project goals.
The minimum requirements for an RTD project proposal explicitly prescribe the formation of a consortium of typically three to eight research groups from different disciplines and the involvement of at least two partner institutions.
The second generation of RTD Projects focuses on quantitative biology, taking into account the relevant developments in theory and modeling. Another focus is the potential application of research results in the medical field. Ideally, projects will involve hospitals or private companies, therefore not only taking into account the future of systems biology research in Switzerland, but also allowing for potential collaborations with industry, small to medium-sized enterprises or spin-offs.
Eavan has wide range of interests which includes Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Life Science, Project Management, Event Planing, Management, Genetics, Clinical Development, Clinical Trials.
A SystemsX.ch Research, Technology and Development (RTD) Project is proposed and led by a principal investigator (PI). His/her institution is responsible for the administration, coordination, and scientific reporting of the project. Nevertheless, several research groups representing complementary fields contribute to reach the main RTD project goals.
The minimum requirements for an RTD project proposal explicitly prescribe the formation of a consortium of typically three to eight research groups from different disciplines and the involvement of at least two partner institutions.
The second generation of RTD Projects focuses on quantitative biology, taking into account the relevant developments in theory and modeling. Another focus is the potential application of research results in the medical field. Ideally, projects will involve hospitals or private companies, therefore not only taking into account the future of systems biology research in Switzerland, but also allowing for potential collaborations with industry, small to medium-sized enterprises or spin-offs.
Country:
Zurich, Switzerland