Hosting of “Master Food Identity”
From June 20th to July 1st, the Institute of Applied Biosciences, as main partn…
05/07/2022INAB|CERTH is at the forefront of research across all domains in Life Sciences
Bioanalysis, Real world evidence, Implementation science
To address the gap between research excellence in Life Sciences and applications that meet end-user demands
From June 20th to July 1st, the Institute of Applied Biosciences, as main partn…
05/07/2022The Health Psychology Team of INAB|CERTH, participated for the second consecuti…
29/06/2022Since 2017, ΙΝΑΒ is a partner and co-organizes a Master Program in Food Identit…
31/05/2022Approval of participation in the Network of Researchers on the Chemical Evoluti…
30/05/2022The European research project PROTEIN aims to promote a healthy lifestyle, prev…
24/05/2022In the frame of the EpiMilk research project "Development of an integrated syst…
10/05/2022INAB hosts the meeting with Jacques Demotes, President of the European Clinical…
04/05/2022During the SARS-CoV-2 virus crisis, INAB, in cooperation with the Regions of Ce…
29/04/2022Since 2018, the scientific team of INEB is responsible for the genetic characte…
29/04/2022
The Institute of Applied Biosciences at the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas, INAB|CERTH, conducts research in the Life Sciences that extends from microbes to plants,
animals and humans. Our aim at INAB is to promote basic research, while providing solutions to
important social needs related to health and well-being. In this context, INAB conducts Biomedical research and deals with the development and evaluation of digital health
interventions and personalized medicine, while also holding a leading position in Agri-biotechnology, utilizing modern high-performance methodologies, molecular
biotechnology and ‘breeding by design’ approaches, with the aim of developing high quality and value products. We work towards this direction with the basic principle of cooperation between scientists with different but complementary knowledge and skills. The main pillars of our
activity are bioanalysis, real world data and the development of relevant applications.
The Institute of Applied Biosciences at the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas, INAB|CERTH, conducts research in the Life Sciences that extends from microbes to plants, animals and humans. Our aim at INAB is to promote basic research, while providing solutions to important social needs related to health and well-being. In this context, INAB conducts Biomedical research and deals with the development and evaluation of digital health interventions and personalized medicine, while also holding a leading position in Agri-biotechnology, utilizing modern high-performance methodologies, molecular biotechnology and ‘breeding by design’ approaches, with the aim of developing high quality and value products. We work towards this direction with the basic principle of cooperation between scientists with different but complementary knowledge and skills. The main pillars of our activity are bioanalysis, real world data and the development of relevant applications.
The vision of ΙΝΑΒ is to maintain the highest possible level of quality in the entire spectrum of its operations and services.
INAB has established a robust Integrated Information Security (IS) and Business Continuity (BC) Management System, certified according to ISO/IEC 27001:2013 and ISO 22301:2019 respectively. This system, diligently maintained since 2018, underscores INAB’s commitment to security, data protection and operational resilience.
INΑB has installed and implements a Quality Management System according to the ELOT EN ISO/IEC 15189:2012 Standard, the relevant documents of ESYD, as well as any other specifications related to the activities of the Laboratories. ΙΝΑΒ is committed to complying with the requirements of the above Standard and continuously improving its efficiency. The system is maintained since 2018.
The laboratories participate in external quality control schemes and are constantly updating their certificates as well as enriching their fields of accreditation with new ones. You can see here, the Institute’s “Table of Participation in external quality assessment schemes”.