Skip to content
  • CAT
  • ESP
  • ENG
  • About us
  • Contact
El·lipse
  • instagram
  • twitter
  • flickr
  • linkdin
  • facebook
  • youtube
  • Research
  • Public engagement
  • Scientific life
  • Community
  • About us
  • Contact
  • instagram
  • twitter
  • flickr
  • linkdin
  • facebook
  • youtube
  • CAT
  • ESP
  • ENG

News

Public engagement  03.12.2019

The European Researcher’s Night

The IMIM organised a course on the latest advances on Immunotherapy. | Picture by Daniel Frank from Unsplash.
Research  29.11.2019

Moving forward in immunotherapy research

The sleep-awake cycle is the classic example of circadian rhythm, but not the only one. Photo by Levi Guzman in Unsplash.
Public engagement  27.11.2019

Dancing to the circadian rhythms

Amongst the 6,216 most influential scientists in the world, we find seven scientists from the PRBB centers | Picture by Patrick Tomasso in Unsplash.
Community  22.11.2019

Seven PRBB researchers amongst the most cited international scientists

Jaw of a Gigantopithecus blacki (P1-M2=74mm). Credit image: Prof. Wei Wang; Edit: Theis Jensen.
Research  20.11.2019

Paleoproteomics takes us back 2 million years and solves the mystery of a giant extinct ape

STARTS Residencies initiative believes in the convergence between science and art, supporting artistic residences that contribute to scientific projects.
Public engagement  18.11.2019

Patterns in fashion and science: DNA replication in fabrics

Marcos Francisco Perez, who received his PhD from the UPF, doing his research at the CRG, has received one of the eight honourable mentions of the International Birnstiel Awards.
Community  14.11.2019

International recognition for a young researcher at the CRG and UPF

Image of Stroke Brain Blood Circulation. © Geralt (pixabay.com)
Research  12.11.2019

High traffic noise is associated with more severe stroke

Poster created by Rocío Saravia, from the Laboratory of Neuropharmacology in the DCEXS-UPF.
Research  08.11.2019

The PRBB holds the DCEXS-UPF annual symposium about biomedical research

A new study by IMIM researchers will help design safer drugs. Image by Joshua Coleman at Unsplash.
Research  05.11.2019

Inside out: looking within our bodies improves drug design

Through the microscope, nanoparticles look like fireworks. | Picture by Pau Riba (Systems Bioengineering Lab, DCEXS-UPF).
Public engagement  01.11.2019

The wonderful world of nanoparticles

Joana Porcel, research manager at ISGlobal.
Scientific life  30.10.2019

Joana Porcel (ISGlobal): “My scientific and admin experiences help me link two worlds that tend to go separately”

El·lipse is published by the PRBB Communications and Corporate Relations Area.

Dr Aiguader, 88, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

For any suggestions or collaborations please contact us at ellipse@prbb.org

  • Read past print editions
  • About El·lipse
  • About the PRBB
  • Legal disclaimer
  • instagram
  • twitter
  • flickr
  • linkdin
  • facebook
  • youtube
© 2026 El·lipse, PRBB
  • Home
  • News
  • Our picks
This website uses cookies that provide us with personal information, such as data associated with your browsing. If you click on I AGREE, both we and our Partners can install cookies or access non-sensitive information on your device in order to facilitate the reproduction of content, provide features on social networks, create profiles and compile statistics on traffic and usability in our website. You can get MORE INFORMATION by accessing our COOKIES POLICY. I agree More information
Privacy & Cookies Policy
Necessary Always Enabled

Subscribe to our mailing list
Want to be the first to know everything that goes on at the biggest biomedical research hub in Southern Europe? Subscribe to the el·lipse newsletter!

We will send you an email with the latest news.

See you soon!

*Required field

Field is not valid
You have to authorize data treatment

At any time, you can exercise the rights of access, rectification, opposition, portability, limitation to treatment and deletion of the data subject to treatment by clicking on the links "Update data" and "Unsubscribe", sending a letter indicating the right exercised to the postal address indicated at the bottom or to the following email address ellipse@prbb.org