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😊 MIRRI - Microbial Resource Research Infrastructure Colección Española de Cultivos Tipo - CECT Parc Científic de la Universitat de València Universitat de València

La Microbial Resource Research Infrastructure (MIRRI), con sede en la Universitat de València, adquiere el estatus legal de Consorcio La Infraestructura Europea de Investigación sobre Recursos Microbianos (MIRRI), que tiene su sede telemática en la Universitat de València, ha recibido la placa MIRRI-ERIC tras haber adquirido el estatus legal de Consorcio concedido por la Comisión...

Se encuentra abierta la convocatoria para la contratación del cargo de IT OFFICER del MIRRI. Necesitamos una persona competente y comprometida para nuestro proyecto. ¡Comparte esta publicación en tus redes sociales y ayúdanos a correr la voz! 😊

IT officer position available at the

Deadline to apply 20 October 2022
Link to the official call and aplication https://links.uv.es/cect2/IT_position
To learn more contact us at [email protected]

CPI-22-519

The Colección Española de Cultivos Tipo - CECT has opened an IT officer position according to the hiring procedures of the Universitat de València - UV. The contract will be bounded to the project IS_MIRRI21, funded by Horizon 2020 to implement MIRRI.

❗Registration till 28th July❗

Job vacancy | MicroBioSpain Jul 14 The Spanish Type Culture Collection (CECT-UV) has opened an IT officer position according to the hiring procedures of the University of Valencia. The contract will be bounded to the project IS_MIRRI21, funded by Horizon 2020 to implement MIRRI. Official call and procedure to apply: http...

The 17 September MIRRI - Microbial Resource Research Infrastructure will be represented by Prof Nelson Lima in the organised by FEMS - Federation of European Microbiological Societies

IS_MIRRI21 at the International Microorganism Day - MicroBioSpain 17 September is International Microorganism Day, an opportunity to promote the diversity and variety of microorganisms and a way to encourage everyone to recognize and celebrate the many ways microscopic organisms are important in human health, culture and, throughout our daily lives.