The 18th IBEC annual Symposium brings together high-profile international experts for an open forum for interdisciplinary discussions and networking. This year the symposium is dedicated to Bioengineering for precision medicine, one of IBEC’s ... Read more
IBEC’s Bioengineering Approaches to Understand, Model, and Modify Healthy and Pathological central nervous system CNS Network (NET-CNS) brings together IBEC researchers to explore cutting-edge developments in CNS research — from ... Read more
In a joint effort to advance proteomics research, Standard BioTools and the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) are proud to present the symposium “Innovations in High-Plex, Single-Cell and Spatial Targeted-Proteomics”, ... Read more
On November 6th, ClarkeModet, in collaboration with IBEC and EIT Health, will host an event focused on the current landscape of the Advanced Therapies sector, exploring its main challenges and ... Read more
Microscopy, mechanics and modeling in multicellular systems Rob Jelier, associate professor at CMPG, Faculty of Bioengineering, KU Leuven Understanding how cells self-organize into functional multicellular systems is central to developmental ... Read more
NET-RARE third workshop third workshop focuses on the latest technologies for identifying new biomarkers to enable early detection and better characterization of rare diseases. It also aims to explore strategies for ... Read more
Part of the IBEC Thematic Network “Quasi-living systems: Merge and Emerge” (NET-QUASI), this third workshop explores how life-like function can be designed into synthetic and hybrid systems. By merging molecular, ... Read more
CHARACTERIZATION OF ENZYMATIC BIOELECTRODES BY IN SITU FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY A. de Poulpiquet,1 A. Guessab, 1 H. M. Man,1 I. Mazurenko,1 L. Bouffier,2 E. Lojou1 1Aix-Marseille Univ., CNRS, Bioenergetics and Protein ... Read more
“MICROFLUIDIC AND ROBOTIC PLATFORMS FOR TME-FRIENDLY CANCER DRUG EVALUATIONS” Albert Folch, Professor University of Washington, Bioengineering Dept. There is a lack of confidence in present in vitro disease models and ... Read more
Modelling optogenetic control of cell contractility Ulrich Schwarz, Heidelberg University Animal cells are highly dynamic and continuously generate force, for example for mechanosensing, cell division, cell migration, morphogenesis and regeneration. ... Read more