IBEC in the Media
“Las bioimpresoras abren el camino a la creación de órganos en 3D”
Nuria Montserrat features in an article in El Periodico today which discusses the possibilities offered by 3D bioprinting to create replacement tissues or even whole organs.
“STORMing their way to Nanoparticle–Protein Interaction Understanding”
A paper published in Small last month by Lorenzo Albertazzi’s group is featured in Advanced Science News, Wiley publishing company’s in-house news website. This platform presents advances in various fields of research for a general audience.
“El Planeta de la Quimica Inteligente”
Samuel Sanchez is featured in an article in QUO magazine that discusses how chemistry and technology are combining to offer sustainable solutions for society and the planet.
“Diseñan microrobots que eliminan bacterias contaminantes del agua”
The press release about Samuel Sanchez’s recent paper in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces that describes tiny robots that can remove disease-causing bacteria from water got coverage in La Vanguardia’s Big Vang section, rTVE and other outlets.
“El BIST creix afegint l’IBEC als centres que el componen”
An article about IBEC’s incorporation in BIST appears, along with an interview with Andreu Mas-Colell, in yesterday’s edition of El Punt Avui.
“El cielo azul fuera de la caja”
An opinion piece by the University of Leicester’s Salvador Macip, a speaker at the recent IBEC 10th Anniversary Symposium, appeared in El Periodico on Friday.
“Una década de ingeniería para reparar el cuerpo humano“
IBEC’s 10th birthday featured in La Vanguardia yesterday, with an article and photo of Tuesday’s part of the symposium.
El día de demà: “Les malalties”
Yesterday IBEC appeared on Canal 33’s “El día de demà” programme in an episode about disease.
The programme, which is the brainchild of journalist Josep Puigbó and is directed by TV3 in association with l’Obra Social “la Caixa”, addressed the fact that in the last fifty years, life expectancy has increased by thirty years and that disciplines such as photonics, nanotechnology, robotics and augmented reality are opening new ways to diagnose, prevent or treat diseases of the future.