Johanna Ivaska receives funding from Academy of Finland
Turku Bioscience is proud to announce that Johanna Ivaska received Academy of Finland funding for her project ‘Adhesion dynamics and mechanobiological pathways as determinants of oncogenic properties’ in the category of Biosciences, Health and Environment for the period of 01.09.2019 – 31.08.2023.
The whole list can be found here.
Warmest congratulations Johanna!
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