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Thematic Intramural Networks – Second Call

Following the success of the first Thematic Networks programme, IBEC is launching its second call to foster intramural collaboration across research groups. The goal remains the same: to identify key … Read more

Thematic Intramural Networks – First Call

THEMATIC NETWORKS – FIRST CALL (2024) The first call of the IBEC Thematic Networks, supported by the Severo Ochoa Program, was launched in 2024 to foster scientific collaboration and strengthen … Read more

“Revealing the Invisible”: IBEC marks its 20th anniversary by turning research images into cyanotypes

To mark its 20th anniversary, the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) has launched “Revealing the Invisible”, an art and science project in which photographer Roser Salarich has transformed twenty images contributed by the institute’s research groups into cyanotypes, one for each year of its history. The exhibition was unveiled at the institutional event celebrating the anniversary and could be visited during IBEC’s annual Symposium.

IBEC celebrates two decades of bioengineering at its 20th Anniversary Symposium, with more than 350 attendees

The Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) marked its 20th anniversary with a special edition of its annual Symposium, under the theme ‘20 years shaping the present and future of medicine with bioengineering’. Over two days, more than 350 members of the IBEC community met in Barcelona to share their work, discuss the latest advances in bioengineering and celebrate two decades of interdisciplinary research at the institute.

IBEC celebrates its 20th anniversary with an institutional event at the Fundació Joan Miró

The Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) celebrated its 20th anniversary on Wednesday 21 October with an institutional event at the Auditorium of the Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona. Representatives of the Catalan Government, people who have led and supported the centre since its creation, and IBEC researchers looked back on two decades of research at the interface between engineering and the life sciences, and shared their views on the challenges ahead.