Research
The RepState research program addresses individual DNA Repair State Machines in the MMR, NER and TC-NER pathways, their interdependencies, and their collective action ensuring efficient DNA repair, using the relevant human as well as the accessible E.coli systems as model
Training
The RepState Training Programme consists of three major parts:
- Training through Research – experimental work on Individual Research Projects,
- Local training, and
- A coherent Network-wide Workshop Programme.
News and Event
The Network participants will regularly publish their results, present their results at international conferences (i.e. Gordon Conferences on DNA Repair), and at specialized meetings on methodology development. Follow our news!
Doctoral Candidates
RepState is training 13 talented young researchers who are currently pursuing their PhD Degrees at nine top EU and UK universities.
Please, meet our young researchers.
