International Cell Research Organization (ICRO)

Overview

ICRO was founded in 1962 in the UNESCO House as a non-governmental organization specifically designed to assist UNESCO in the implementation of its cell biology program.

Since its formation, ICRO has organized and hosted more than 470 training courses in over 80 countries.

Category:
International Organization
Sectors of Interest:
Health
Sub Sectors of Interest:
Health research
Type of Service:
Research and assessment, Advocacy and awareness raising, Capacity building and training
Locations:
Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Sudan, Tunisia, Turkey
Headquarters:
United States

International Cell Research Organization (ICRO)
https://icro-unesco.org/
https://icro-unesco.org/dev/contact/
Prof. Gerald Schatten
President
USA
gerald.schatten@icro-unesco.org
Prof. Balazs Sarkadi
Vice-President
Hungary
balazs.sarkadi@icro-unesco.org
Calvin Simerly
Treasurer
USA
calvin.simerly@icro-unesco.org
Stefanie Sanches
Coordinator for UNESCO’s ICRO
USA
stefanie.sanches@icro-unesco.org

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