Explore Our Projects
Explore our latest research and collaborative initiatives. From combating antimicrobial resistance to preserving Brazil's rich biodiversity, discover how our network of institutions is advancing science, public health, and environmental sustainability.
RAM
Antimicrobial resistance is one of the greatest challenges in modern medicine. The RAM Project is a collaborative platform that brings together researchers and institutions to map, understand, and combat this public health problem in different Brazilian contexts. Discover our strategies and results.
CMRP/Taxonline
The Paraná Network of Microbiological Collections (CMRP/Taxonline) is a center of excellence dedicated to the conservation of clinical and environmental strains. Uniting research institutions in Paraná, the network acts as a fundamental repository for Brazilian biodiversity, providing essential services for academic and biotechnological applications.
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NAPITaxonline
Biological collections are the foundation of any biodiversity study. Founded in 2005, the Taxonline Network has evolved from nine initial collections into a robust New Innovation and Research Arrangement (NAPI). Today, we integrate 64 collections from 15 institutions in Paraná, preserving and making vital information about Brazil's genetic heritage available to the world.
UFAC
The INCT-CERBC has established a strategic cooperation agreement with the Federal University of Acre (UFAC) to promote agricultural sustainability in the Amazon. The project, funded by CNPq/MCTI, combines the genomic expertise of Paraná with the local needs of Acre, focusing on the development of bio-inputs and safe biological control for essential crops such as cocoa and cupuaçu.
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INCT-CERBC - COMMUNITY HEALTH
The Community Health project, linked to UNICENTRO, establishes an interdisciplinary front to promote health and well-being in vulnerable communities. Using a humanized approach, the project integrates students and professionals from various fields to carry out prevention, diagnosis, and health education activities. The primary focus is to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and local needs, developing practical actions ranging from basic hygiene guidance to monitoring specific groups, thereby strengthening the bond between the university and the local community.
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LEMO - Data Science: Innovation in Data Science for Health and One Health
LEMŌ – Data Science is a Brazilian deep-tech startup linked to INCT-CERBC that applies bioinformatics and AI to the One Health concept. The project transforms complex biological data into strategic insights for clinical and environmental decision-making. Its core focus is developing innovative tools for real-time monitoring of antimicrobial resistance, bridging the gap between scientific research and market-ready technological solutions.