CRG Archives - Page 20 of 25 - El·lipse

Picture of the last edition of the Open Day at the PRBB. | © Jordi Casañas.

05.02.2020

The reality of the gender gap in science: debates, activities and campaigns for February 11

The EGA (European Genome-Phenome Archive) is a kind of showcase for genomic studies worldwide. | Picture by Daniel von Appen from Unsplash.

27.01.2020

EGA: repository, distributor and science accelerator

Attendees of the event organized by the SciTech DiploHub during the guided tour of the PRBB facilities. | Picture by SciTech DiploHub.

22.01.2020

Catalan scientists living abroad meet in Barcelona

10.01.2020

A transversal office: from strategy and scientific policy, to projects and training

20.12.2019

ERC grants and genomics hints into bird extinctions

Picture obtained by the NASA Hubble telescope. The new algorithm, designed by the Notredame laboratory, does for the genome the same as this telescope to the space.

13.12.2019

A Hubble telescope for our genes: a new algorithm compares almost 1.5 million DNA sequences

03.12.2019

The European Researcher’s Night

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

22.11.2019

Seven PRBB researchers amongst the most cited international scientists

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

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.

14.11.2019

International recognition for a young researcher at the CRG and UPF

The PRBB participates in the annual scientific event "Festa de la Ciència", which is taking place next weekend, October 26 and 27, at El Moll de la Fusta, Barcelona.

23.10.2019

The scientific community meets society in the Barcelona Science Fair

Neurodegenerative diseases often run with protein aggregation; but is that aggregation the cause of the disease? Researchers at the CRG have used deep mutagenesis to get closer to the answer. Photo by pan xiaozhen on Unsplash.

22.10.2019

New insights into protein aggregation and neurodegenerative diseases