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An example of a mobile measuring device to analyse individual exposure to air pollution.
06.01.2019

Wanted: pregnant women to measure air pollution effects

Joan Albanell, head of the IMIM's molecular cancer therapeutics research group.
22.12.2018

Joan Albanell: “There is not only one kind of breast cancer”

The research team led by Júlvez at ISGlobal studies the benefits of a correct diet
13.11.2018

“We are what we eat”

Visualisation of neural precursor tissue, chemically treated to make it optically transparent, and scanned using a Selective Plane Illumination Microscope (SPIM), Image by Comal, Mayer and Swoger (CRG)
10.11.2018

Into the depths of the mouse brain

Inaugural symposium of the EMBL Barcelona at the PRBB
22.10.2018

EMBL Barcelona celebrates its arrival in the city

The Ruprecht lab is a small group —one postdoctoral researcher, two PhD students, one Master’s student and a technician— all biologists, but it will grow soon.
25.09.2018

“Science must be multidisciplinary and international”

The Anguelovski lab works on so-called urban environmental justice, studying how creating green cities differentially impacts various groups of the population.
24.07.2018

“Creating green spaces could be socially negative”

Members of the Genomics of Individuality laboratory.
20.06.2018

“Studying the history written in our genes”

Elvan Böke set up and has been directing the Oocyte Biology and Cellular Dormancy group since 2017.
07.06.2018

“You cannot have an old baby”

Members of the Integrative Biomedical Materials and Nanomedicine Laboratory at the DCEXS-UPF.
18.05.2018

“Pancreatic cancer is able to protect itself against drugs”

In the sarcophagus found in Verona, the Templars' cross was carved. Photo of Giampero Bagni.
10.05.2018

In search of Templar DNA

Gerard Talavera is a member of the Butterfly Diversity and Evolution Lab at the IBE.
05.05.2018

Gerard Talavera (IBE): “When a species disappears it is like losing a UNESCO heritage artwork”

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