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Machine-generated summaryThe EPFL intends to acquire a Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) instrument for its Faculty of Life Sciences. The equipment will be located at the PTPSP and will support advanced research in several areas. These areas include protein design, the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of infectious diseases, understanding the basic principles of brain function in health and disease, and the study of cancer development with a focus on designing new therapeutic molecules. Information about the estimated value, the submission deadline, the procedure and who can bid is not provided in the available tender notice.
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