IBEC Seminar: Richard Reilly
All a question of Timing: Sensory processing in Dystonia and Parkinson’s Disease
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IBEC Seminar: Richard Reilly
All a question of Timing: Sensory processing in Dystonia and Parkinson’s Disease
“Les cel·lules també s’abracen, menys quan hi ha metàstasi”
IBEC group leader Xavier Trepat was the subject of an article by Mònica L. Ferrado in Ara magazine on Sunday.
Neuroengineering
Former members Dr. Enric Claverol | Group leader Now: CEO of FCRI The neuroengineering group focuses on technology to monitor and control neuronal activity with the aim of empowering basic … Read more
Single Molecule Bionanophotonics (until July 2011)
Former members Prof. María García-Parajo | Group leader Now: ICFO The Single Molecule Bionanophotonics group devotes its research activities to the development and application of cutting-edge optical techniques for the … Read more
“¿Cómo nos verán dentro de 50 años?”
What in today’s world will surprise or horrify our grandchildren in 50 years time?
La Vanguardia’s weekend Magazine raised this question with nine “prominent people from different fields”.
Samuel Sánchez: “Arriésgate, no tengas miedo a la aventura”
IBEC group leader Samuel Sánchez was the subject of La Vanguardia’s “Big Vang questionnaire”.
IBEC Seminar: Dr. François St. Pierre
Imaging electrical activity in vivo with ultrafast protein sensors
IBEC Seminar: Dr. François St. Pierre
Imaging electrical activity in vivo with ultrafast protein sensors
Severo Ochoa Excellence Award presented to IBEC
Yesterday at a ceremony at MINECO in Madrid, IBEC Director Josep Samitier received IBEC’s Severo Ochoa Excellence Award.
Presented to him by Secretary of State Carmen Vela, the prestigious €4m award represents Spain’s recognition of IBEC as an international reference in its field.
The ceremony also awarded the other Severo Ochoa winner in this round, the Instituto de Física Corpuscular (IFIC), as well as the winners of the Maria de Maeztu prize, a MINECO award for smaller centres.