Publications
The laboratories involved in the DYNAMO programme have produced over 400 publications since 2012, with 20% in high-impact journals (Impact Factor > 11) and a dozen patents and licences. For the 80 publications woth an impact factor > 11, over 60% resulted from international collaborations with over 100 international laboratories (>50 from Europe) including some prestigious institutions like the University of Chicago (USA), University of Cambridge (UK), the Max Plack Institute and the Ludwig Maximilians University Munich (Germany), the National Cancer Institute, NIH (USA), the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York (USA), the University of Liège (Belgium), Okayama University (Japan), the University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA), the University of British Columbia in Vancouver (Canada)
2021
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