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Artem Komissarov studies the molecular transport within neurons. Illustration by David S. Goodsell, the Scripps Research Institute.
12.06.2019

Rin4′: more than a science talk competition

The CRG organised a course on how to make computational research more reproducible, transparent and collaborative. Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash.
03.06.2019

For a more reproducible, transparent and collaborative computational biology

13.05.2019

Nutrient availability and embryonic growth are connected

09.05.2019

BioJunior and the PRBB Prize fill the Park with more than 200 students

Il·lustracions de la campanya "La prevenció és cosa de tots. Comença per tu!" (dissenyador: Roger Ametller).
03.05.2019

Award for the occupational health prevention campaign of the PRBB centres

The DNA is packed in the cell nucleus, like wool balls, following a specific 3D organisation. Photo by Paul Hanaoka on Unsplash.
29.04.2019

Genigma: citizen science to decode the cancer genome

Organising an international conference has been a rewarding challenge for these PhD students.
12.04.2019

A PhD’s guide on how to organize a conference

05.04.2019

Artificial intelligence, ADHD and bone fractures in patients with HIV

Torre de telecomunicaciones Collserola en Barcelona (Imagen de Pexels)
20.03.2019

Cells also “speak” to each other

Sara Sceldi and Ana Janic, are two new research group leaders working on cancer at the PRBB.
11.03.2019

Tumour development screens in mice and cell lines – two converging strategies

El director del CRG, Luis Serrano, defiende que la presencia de las mujeres ayuda a mejorar la ciencia.
08.03.2019

Luis Serrano (CRG): “Women contribute to improve science”

Mice without KChIP3 show more than twice the mucus in the lumen of the colon than normal mice. Author: Gerard Cantero -Recasens, CRG.
01.03.2019

Learning to control mucous production gives clues to treating colon and airway diseases

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