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UO > About > Organizational Structure > Faculties & Institutes > Faculty of Science > Research > Projects & Grants

Projects & Grants

Study of the anti-leishmanial activity of nanoparticles considering their effect on the microbiome
Project Id	1232897
Main solver	prof. MSc. Vjačeslav Jurčenko, Ph.D.
Period	2/2024 - 1/2026
Provider	Horizont Europe
State	solved
Anotation	Research under the MSCA4Ukraine fellowship program will be aimed at molecular studies of the mechanisms of action of ZnS-Alg nanoparticles on eukaryotic parasites of the family Trypanosomatidae with investigations of their safety for the microbiome of humans and the environment.