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BioMedRTC – a new centre for biomedical research and technology in Bulgaria – has officially opened

An official event at the Central Military Club in Sofia marked the launch of BioMedRTC – the Biomedical Research and Technology Centre – a large-scale initiative that brings together Bulgarian scientific expertise, international partnerships and cutting-edge technologies with the aim of advancing biomedical research and innovation in Bulgaria. BioMedRTC is a joint initiative of the “Academician Roumen Tsanev” Institute of Molecular Biology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (IMB-BAS), the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics (MPI-CBG) in Dresden and the Institut Curie in Paris. The project aims to create a world-class research environment for conducting interdisciplinary research focusing on rare diseases and cancer. By integrating state-of-the-art technologies from molecular and cellular biology with quantitative approaches from physics and mathematics, scientists at [...]

The archaeological investigations on Trapezitsa Hill officially presented

  The National Archaeological Institute with Museum at BAS (NAIM-BAS) today presented the results of the archaeological investigations, restoration and public engagement initiatives concerning the historical remains on Trapezitsa Hill in Veliko Tarnovo. The event, organised jointly by the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Veliko Tarnovo Municipality, was attended by the President of BAS, Corresponding Member Evelina Slavcheva; the Vice-President Corresponding Member Evdokia Pasheva, and the Scientific Secretary of the “Cultural and Historical Heritage and National Identity” Division, Assoc. Prof. Mario Ivanov. The Director of NAIM, Assoc. Prof. Hristo Popov, presented the achievements of archaeologists over the past twenty years. He explained that archaeological investigations at Trapezitsa had begun immediately after the Liberation of Bulgaria, initially carried out by local historians, teachers and educated individuals. [...]

BAS condemns the Russian drone strike on the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

  BAS condemns the Russian drone strike on the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in Kyiv and joins the appeal issued by ALLEA (https://allea.org/allea-condemns-russian-drone-strike-on-the-national-academy-of-sciences-of-ukraine/). Attacks targeting Ukraine’s scientific and cultural infrastructure constitute not only an assault on the country’s people but also a deliberate attempt to destroy the conditions under which free research, knowledge and democratic life are possible. Science, scientific research and education are not legitimate targets – neither in times of war nor in any other context. The destruction of scientific institutions means the destruction of a society’s ability to understand, adapt and recover.

2026-10-02T09:49:27+03:002 October 2026|Categories: General news|

Scientific achievements of IBIR in the field of single-cell transcriptomics

Scientists from the “Academician Kiril Bratanov” Institute of Biology and Immunology of Reproduction (IBIR-BAS) presented their latest findings in single-cell biology during the “Beyond Gene Expression: Single–Cell Isoform–Resolved Biology” international webinar organised jointly by the biotechnology companies ArgenTag and Oxford Nanopore Technologies. As a guest speaker, the institute’s director Corresponding Member Prof. Dr Soren Hayrabedyan, presented practical experience in the application of long-read sequencing of single cells. The data reveal previously unexplored mechanisms through which tumour cells transition to a more aggressive phenotype and evade the immune response. The results and bioinformatic analysis, developed by the team of Prof. Krassimira Todorova, DSc, show that over half of the key genes undergo a switch in their transcript forms (isoforms) without any change in the overall level [...]

Scientists from across Europe call for urgent measures to protect small mammals at a forum in Sofia

Participants of the First European Small Mammal Conservation Conference, held from 21 to 25 September 2026 in Sofia, have officially submitted a joint position paper and declaration to the European Commission. In the document, leading European experts raise the alarm over serious monitoring gaps concerning species such as rodents, shrews, moles, dormice, and hedgehogs, which play a crucial role in ecosystem functioning and the survival of numerous protected predators. The Institute of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Research at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (IBER-BAS) organized the conference together with the Habitat Foundation, hosted by the Faculty of Biology at Sofia University. The most captivating part of the program was the presentation of results from the breeding and release of the Romanian hamster (Mesocricetus newtoni) - a [...]

The General Assembly conferred upon Academician Nikola Sabotinov the title of “Honorary Member of BAS”

Acad. Nikola Sabotinov, President of BAS (2008–2012), was awarded the title of “Honorary Member of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences” during a ceremonial session of the 9th General Assembly of BAS which took place in the “Prof. Marin Drinov” Hall on 28 September. He was awarded the title in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the development of Bulgarian science, his internationally recognised scientific and applied scientific achievements and his many years of dedicated service to BAS and the Bulgarian scientific community. The Chair of the General Assembly of BAS (GA), Prof. Vassil Kirov, presented him with the honour and read out the decision of GA which had been adopted at a meeting of the General Assembly held on 14 September. Prof. Kirov recalled that [...]

2026-09-29T14:37:41+03:0029 September 2026|Categories: General news|
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