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Four researchers from the PRBB centres discussed their scientific careers during the outreach event Biojunior, aimed at high school students. Photo by Jordi Casañas/PRBB.

Scientific life 27.06.2019

Roundtable on the scientific career

David Martin and Xavier Franch, researchers at the Institute of Evolutionary Biology (IBE).

Research 25.06.2019

“We have redefined the process of metamorphosis”

Mar Albà collaborates with the BSC to organize Advances in Computational Biology conference

Research 21.06.2019

Advances in Computational Biology, a conference with a feminine touch

For the first time it has been seen that epigenetic changes in the offspring of mice that have consumed alcohol in 'binge' are maintained in the adult stage. Photo by Eeshan Garg to Unsplash.

Research 20.06.2019

Alcohol consumption during pregnancy causes epigenetic changes to the fetus

The Institute of Evolutionary Biology covers a wide range of topics. Credit: Tomàs Marquès-Bonet.

Research 19.06.2019

IBE: 10 years of science to discover life, unravel evolution and preserve biodiversity

A recent study by IMIM and Hospital del Mar shows that the sooner ICU patients start using their own respiratory muscles, the better the recovery. (Image from the United States Air Force Medical Service)

Research 13.06.2019

ICU patients recover faster when they use their own respiratory muscles

Artem Komissarov studies the molecular transport within neurons. Illustration by David S. Goodsell, the Scripps Research Institute.

Public engagement 12.06.2019

Rin4′: more than a science talk competition

Isabelle Thierry Chef

Scientific life 06.06.2019

Isabelle Thierry Chef (ISGlobal): “My major concern is medical radiation exposure in children”

The CRG organised a course on how to make computational research more reproducible, transparent and collaborative. Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash.

Scientific life 03.06.2019

For a more reproducible, transparent and collaborative computational biology

Quorum sensing, a type of bacterial communication, is the regulation of gene expression in response to fluctuations in cell-population density (Picture by qimono at Pixabay).

Scientific life 30.05.2019

Things you need to know before going into science

The human body can be seen as a complex network of proteins specifically interacting with each other. Photo by Alina Grubnyak on Unsplash

Research 28.05.2019

A webserver to study the protein networks perturbed in diseases

These five young scientists have created the PhD students committee at the IMIM.

Scientific life 23.05.2019

New PhD students committee at IMIM