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Dr. Maneea Moubarak, Assistant professor at Damanhour university, Egypt

“My MSCA project has broadened my research opportunities, strengthened international collaborations, and enabled the creation of sustainable scientific networks. It has significantly enhanced excellence in my field while providing a unique platform for interdisciplinary exchange, mobility, and impactful knowledge transfer.”

Agriculture’s sustainability challenges are reaching critical levels, calling for innovative eco-friendly solutions. Extracellular vesicles, tiny structures released by living cells, have long been known for their pivotal roles in cellular communication. Now, researchers are exploring plant-derived vesicles as a game-changing alternative to those from mammalian cells. With the support of Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, the FarmEVs project will harness plant-derived vesicles to revolutionise sustainable agriculture, creating a greener, healthier future for all. It will establish a large-scale, vegetable-based system for vesicle production by harnessing organically grown crops. These plant-derived vesicles are set to revolutionise sustainable agriculture, thanks to the collaborative efforts of an international consortium comprising eight partners from six countries.

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