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Scientific life

Russ Hodge is a science writer at the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in Berlin, Germany.
24.10.2016

Russ Hodge: “Talking to lay people, scientists get new ideas”

The Spanish microbiologist, and CRISPR discoverer, Francisco J.M. Mojica, received the Jaime I Award for Basic Research, due to his discovery.
30.07.2016

Francisco Mojica: “I’m incredibly proud of having been part of the CRISPR revolution”

How to find your data in 5 years workshop
30.01.2016

Fostering honest science with a data management campaign

Joan Steitz is one of the founders in the field of RNA biology, as well as a prominent activist in the promotion of scientific careers for women.
03.03.2015

Joan Steitz: “Being in the minority is part of the problem”

All the directors of the PRBB centres signed the new edition of the Code of Good Scientific Practice
17.10.2014

Signing of the new PRBB Code of Good Scientific Practice

Good science, honest science
27.05.2014

“Good science, honest science” workshop

The Nobel Prize Sydney Brenner during his speech at the PRBB Auditorium. Photo by Frederic Camallonga.
10.05.2014

Sydney Brenner: “I’m interested in the science of solving problems”

19.06.2012

Isabelle Vernos (CRG): “It still amazes me the beauty of cell division”

Manuel Pastor, group leader of the PharmacoInformatics group at the GRIB.
15.03.2011

Manuel Pastor: “I owe my scientific vocation to Spiderman”

Cristina Pujades is a scientist and researcher at the Department of Experimental and Health Sciences, Pompeu Fabra University (DCEXS-UPF).
20.03.2010

Cristina Pujades (DCEXS-UPF): “We need to change the immovable vision of universities and research centres”

Thomas Graf is a group leader at the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), one of the centres at the PRBB.
23.05.2009

Thomas Graf (CRG): “To be a successful scientist one needs to play and have fun”

Mara Dierssen is the head of the cellular and systems neurobiology research group at the CRG.
01.01.2009

Mara Dierssen (CRG): “Being a scientist is a way of life”

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