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“Envelliment humà, on estan els límits?”
On Wednesday evening IBEC Director Josep Samitier will be a speaker at a free public lecture organised by the Secció de Ciència i Tecnologia de l’Ateneu Barcelonès as part of the association’s “+Humans: el futur de la nostra espècie” cycle.
In “Envelliment humà, on estan els límits?” Josep and another expert, Dr. Joan Guàrdia of the Institut de Recerca Cervell, Cognició i Conducta (IR3C) and psychology professor at the University de Barcelona, will share their views on human ageing, specificially the morphological and physiological changes that appear as a result of the action of time on human beings. The public event will will take place at the Sala Verdaguer of the Ateneu Barcelonès on Wednesday 10th February at 19:00.
“Envelliment humà, on estan els límits?”
Part of the CCCB’s “+Humans: el futur de la nostra espècie” exhibition
“Envelliment humà, on estan els límits?”
Part of the CCCB’s “+Humans: el futur de la nostra espècie” exhibition
“Seis aplicaciones robóticas que no conocías”
Samuel Sánchez’s nanorobots are one of the “Seis aplicaciones robóticas que no conocías” described in an article in El Pais today.
Samuel Sánchez’s nanorobots are one of the “Seis aplicaciones robóticas que no conocías” described in an article in El Pais today. Covering the recent Global Robot Expo in Madrid, at which Samuel was a speaker, the article explains the various applications for current research into robotics, including robots for therapy and rehabilitation, recycling, search and rescue, intelligent cities, agriculture and, of course, medicine.
PhD Position in Nanoprobes and Nanoswitches
Application Deadline: 15/02/2016
Ref: PD-PG
The Nanoprobes and Nanoswitches group at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) is looking for predoctoral candidate to participate in the development of light regulated drugs.
Collaboration with clinicians leads to new non-invasive monitoring of COPD
A collaboration between IBEC’s Biomedical Signal Processing and Interpretation group and two local hospitals has resulted in a new non-invasive method of evaluating the efficiency of the respiratory muscles in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
Respiratory muscle dysfunction is a common problem in patients with COPD, mostly related to pulmonary hyperinflation. Diaphragm shortening and deleterious changes in the muscle force-length relationship cause a reduction in the muscles’ capacity to generate pressure, placing them at a mechanical disadvantage.
“La manipulación del cerebro con luz se asienta en Barcelona”
IBEC group leader and ICREA research professor Pau Gorostiza features in an El Periódico article about optogenetics, which is booming in Barcelona.