Edo State University Iyamho and Global Partners win 5 Million Nok Research Grant

Edo State University Iyamho and Global Partners win 5 Million Nok Research Grant.

Edo State University, Iyamho, in collaboration with the University of Oslo (Norway), Nagoya University (Japan), and Dongguk University (South Korea), has secured a prestigious international interdisciplinary grant (Grant No. 359679) valued at 5 million NOK from the Research Council of Norway under the INTPART Programme.

The grant will fund the Life on Metal Surfaces (LIMES) Project, a collaborative research initiative that explores the interaction between cells, bacteria, and metals. The consortium brings together global expertise across biomaterials, clinical dentistry, microbiology, biotechnology, materials science, and biomedical innovation.

The project’s outcomes will advance scientific knowledge with applications in healthcare, biotechnology, the food industry, and sustainable development while also training the next generation of researchers.

This milestone further strengthens Edo State University’s global research presence and underscores its growing reputation as a hub for cutting-edge research and international collaboration.

Kelly Quincy Amaechi
Public Relations Officer
Edo State University, Iyamho.

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