A life dedicated to the study of HIV
On the 40th anniversary of the discovery of HIV, we talk to researcher Andreas Meyerhans (MELIS-UPF) about how studying the virus has provided fundamental insights into chronic diseases.
Animal experimentation in toxicology for the 21st century: needed or outdated?
In this opinion article, Karolina Kopańska, a PhD student in computational toxicology, tells us about her views on chemical risk assessment with new approach methodologies (NAMs) that avoid the use of animals.
Dissecting the research manager community at the PRBB
We take a look at the research managers community at the PRBB (nearly 20% of the total PRBB residents). A not-so-well-known profile that can be involved in things from grant or project writing to technology transfer or ethics and research integrity.
Marc Palmada (IBE): “There is no point in doing science without contributing anything to society”
We listen to the testimony of the second guest on the “La mare de la ciència” podcast, who talks to us about genomics and collaboration in science.
