IBEC Seminar: Luis de Lecea
Optogenetic control of arousal
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IBEC Seminar: Luis de Lecea
Optogenetic control of arousal
Laboratory Assistant ( Ref. LA-SS)
Application Deadline: 15/11/2015
Ref: LA-SS
The Smart Nano-Bio-Devices group at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) is looking for a Laboratory Technician to work on the experimental aspects related to the ERC-funded project “Lab-in-a-tube and Nanorobotic Biosensors”.
IBEC Seminar: Chia-Fu Chou
Low-copy number biomolecular analysis with dielectrophoretic enrichment /trapping via molecular dam and plasmonic electrode nanogaps
IBEC Seminar: Chia-Fu Chou
Low-copy number biomolecular analysis with dielectrophoretic enrichment /trapping via molecular dam and plasmonic electrode nanogaps
“Alucinantes nanorobots combatirán el cáncer navegando por nuestras venas“
A video about Samuel Sanchez and his work is the latest addition to the El País/Vodafone One video archive. The collection helps promote the public understanding of technology, scientific advances and innovations, and how they affect our daily lives.
Josep Samitier on BTV
IBEC Director Josep Samitier talks to Lluís Reales in a half-hour-long interview for the BTV science programme Terrícoles. Click on the image to watch the video.
Laboratory Animal Research Technician (Ref. VT-NM)
Application Deadline: 15/12/2015
Ref: VT-NM
The Pluripotent stem cells and activation of endogenous tissue programs for organ regeneration at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) is looking for a Veterinary Technician to work in the framework of a project focused in the study and identification of epigenetic cues guiding kidney regeneration.
Senior Postdoctoral Position in Biomimetic Systems for cell engineering (Ref. SP-EM)
Application Deadline: 30/11/2015
Ref: SP-EM
The Biomimetic systems for cell engineering group at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) is looking for a Senior Postdoctoral Researcher to participate in the development of the project “Engineering Complex Intestinal Epithelial Tissue Models” (ERC-Consolidator Grant). The goal of this project is to engineer intestinal epithelial tissue models that mimic physiological characteristics found in in vivo human intestinal tissue, to open up new areas of research on human intestinal diseases. To do this, we propose to develop an experimental setup that combines microfabrication techniques, tissue engineering components and recent advances in intestinal stem cell research, exploiting stem cell self-organizing characteristics. We anticipate this setup to recapitulate the 3D morphology, the spatio-chemical gradients and the dynamic microenvironment of the living tissue. We expect the new device to prove useful in understanding cell physiology, adult stem cell behavior, and organ development as well as in modelling human intestinal diseases.
IBEC Seminar: Roberto de la Rica
Bioplasmonics in nanofabrication, biosensing and nanomedicine