“Nanomáquinas para la salud”
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“Els escarabats inspiren nous materials”
IBEC alumnus Javier G. Fernandez, who was visiting to give a seminar last week, was featured in an article about new materials inspired by insects in Catalan magazine ARA this weekend.
IBEC Seminar: Marc Martí-Renom
Structure determination of genomes and genomic domains by satisfaction of spatial restraints
IBEC Seminar: Marc Martí-Renom
Structure determination of genomes and genomic domains by satisfaction of spatial restraints
8th IBEC Symposium
8th IBEC Symposium: Bioengineering for Regenerative Therapies
8th IBEC Symposium
8th IBEC Symposium: Bioengineering for Regenerative Therapies
“Un químico que puede superar la ciencia ficción”
IBEC group leader Samuel Sánchez was the subject of an article in El Periódico on Tuesday.
“El cerebro que vuelve”
An article about new IBEC group leader Samuel Sanchez by Josep Corbella in La Vanguardia yesterday talks about the ‘brain gain’ of having the nanotechnologist return to Catalonia after several years in Japan, the USA and Germany.
How cells cope with stress and strain
A study by the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) reveals how cells withstand breakage during the constant changes in shape and volume experienced in most biological processes
During critical biological processes such as embryonic development, breathing, the pumping of the heart, wound healing and tumor growth, the body’s cells are stretched and distorted to adapt to their environment. The cell’s membrane, though, is rigid and inflexible. So how does it withstand all these constant deformations, so that it doesn’t break?
“La vida: un nou estat de la matèria?”
