Your contribution to our team has a social impact in research, field trips, and laboratory activities. Directly, it allows to increase the short, medium, and large benefits our projects have towards the most vulnerable communities in Venezuela. You can contribute with supplies or through our bank accounts indicated below
Your donation will contribute to purchasing the following:
Every day, we dedicate our research efforts to studying more than 400 patient samples from various age groups and economic and social strata, free of charge. For this reason, you can also collaborate through the donation of equipment (new or used) destined for clinical, microbiological, entomological, or environmental engineering laboratory areas.
Liquid nitrogen is widely used in research laboratories for the preservation of biological samples, which are intended for scientific study and advancement. This vital supply is recharged every month, for a maximum capacity of 40 liters. You can collaborate through liters of liquid nitrogen, which translate into liters of Science, Progress, and Future for the country.
The supplies used daily for the collection, transfer, storage, and preservation of samples, represent the majority of our consumables, therefore, you can make any donation of medical and laboratory supplies or disposables.
For any research group, biologic samples represent one of the most cherished treasures; isolating and preserving microorganisms (e.g. viruses, bacteria, and fungi) is the first checkpoint of all scientific breakthroughs in the field of infectious diseases. The Venezuelan Science Incubator's liquid nitrogen tank has allowed us to properly store and preserve more than 400 biologic samples, becoming one of the largest in vivo repositories of infectious disease outbreaks and epidemics in the country. If you wish to directly contribute with our scientific work, please consider donating for the acquisition of liquid nitrogen. Every liter counts.
Euler Mogollón Rodríguez
Chagas Network | Leishmania Network | Editorial Committee of the Bulletin of the National Academy of Medicine of Venezuela
