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21.02.2025

The Mesoscopic Imaging Facility (MIF)

17.01.2025

A microscopic look at marine evolution

14.08.2024

Solving the puzzle of membrane receptors

16.04.2024

Evaluating and predicting the effects of social determinants on health

Baud's lab team at the PRBB
23.02.2024

Studying health without assuming that we live in isolation

Cute cats and fake news can be found side by side on social media. The group led by Luc Steel at IBE tries to apply evolution concepts to analyse social media behavious. Image by First Create The Media.
01.09.2020

Cat pics, chonky bois and Charles Darwin: what evolutionary biology can teach us about social media

The IMIM research group studies tumor invasion and Snail's role in cell dedifferentiation.
30.03.2020

Designing inhibitors of tumor evolution to make cancer a chronic disease

10.01.2020

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

Two postdocs, a PhD student and a technician have joined Miki Ebisuya and her custom made microscope at the PRBB.
16.10.2019

Recreating developmental biology in a dish

The members of the laboratory are biomedical engineers and biologists. The head of the group, Javier Macías, is a physicist.l.
07.10.2019

“We don’t do biology; we do engineering with biological pieces”

The research program in green spaces and urban health is made of multidisciplinary researchers.
10.09.2019

“We do science that leads to action, that makes the world a better place to live in”

The research group "Nutrition Signals in Insects" is made up of a graduate student, a laboratory technician, a bioinformatics and the principal investigator, José Luis Maestro.
26.03.2019

In search of a specific pest control

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