Why do viruses not kill the mosquitoes that transmit them?
A study led by MELIS-UPF identifies a mechanism that allows arboviruses such as chikungunya to persist inside mosquito cells without destroying them.
Poverty increases vulnerability to air pollution, cold and heat in Europe
Two recent ISGlobal studies link poverty to mortality associated with air pollution, cold and heat across Europe, highlighting the need for more equitable environmental and public health policies.
The genome in a microchip
Microarrays, revolutionary in genomics, allow the analysis of tens of thousands of genes simultaneously. This technology helps to identify gene expression in different conditions, providing key information about diseases and treatments.
When artificial intelligence enters the lab: a conversation about brains, machines and good scientific practice
The PRBB Good Scientific Practice group organised a cineforum on artificial intelligence, neuroscience and scientific responsibility, with the participation of Gustavo Deco.
