Science from a neurodivergent perspective
David Aranda, a neurodivergent researcher, talks to us about how his structured way of thinking has become key asset to advance in the world of bioinformatics
A microscopic look at marine evolution
The laboratory led by Daniel Richter at the IBE studies the ocean’s most abundant protists to understand their evolution and ecology. The lab focuses on how these organisms interact with their environment and is a strong advocate for open science.
Human Cell Atlas: the ethical considerations of the largest human cell map
Roderic Guigó (CRG) co-chairs the Ethics working group of the Human Cell Atlas project. He tells us about the challenge of maximising the utility of the genomic data while fitting their collection and use within the legal framework of each country.
Meet the companies: the event to discover science in companies
On November 19th, the PRBB hosted more than a dozen companies to foster dialogue between residents and professionals and showcase the wide range of career options in science beyond academia.
