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Josep Samitier selected as Spanish expert in bio- and nanotechnology for OECD
IBEC Director Josep Samitier is one of the four delegates for Spain nominated to take part in the new Working Party on Biotechnology, Nanotechnology and Converging Technologies (BNCT) of the OECD, which will start work in January 2015.
IBEC receives national stamp for diffusion of science
IBEC has been accepted into FECYT’s Red de Unidades de Cultura Científica y de la Innovación (UCC+i), a network of centres which have been accredited for their contribution to scientific culture.
IBEC research on Nature Materials cover
The cover of Nature Materials featuring the Cellular and Respiratory Biomechanics group’s recent paper on how mammary cells detect tissue stiffening is out now.
Top international health specialists on the way to Barcelona for MIHealth
This week the MIHealth Management and Clinical Innovation Forum is taking place at Fira Barcelona.
Building bridges with business
There’s nothing like sitting down with a relaxing café con leche while you’re networking. And that’s exactly what IBEC representatives did this afternoon when, together with the IRB, they took part in the inaugural event of the Catalan Foundation for Research and Innovation (FCRI)’s ‘Café amb la Recerca’ initiative, which was held at IBEC.
“Discovering a key cellular mechanism in the development of breast cancer”
Alberto Elosegui and Pere Roca-Cusachs’ Nature Materials paper gets lots of press coverage in newspapers, TV and radio today. In the study, they describe for the first time how mammary cells detect tissue stiffening, which is key to the development of breast cancer.
IBEC researchers share their stories in CosmoCaixa exhibition
Six IBEC researchers are featured in CosmoCaixa museum’s new exhibition, Top Ciencia, that promotes scientific careers in a range of disciplines and gives visitors a glimpse into what it’s like to be a researcher today.
Researchers uncover a fundamental mechanism in breast cancer
A study by IBEC researchers reveals in Nature Materials how mammary cells detect tissue stiffening, which is key to the development of breast cancer
Achieving control of tissue stiffness could open a new avenue to treat tumours like those in the breast
Abnormally rigid tissues are also found in several other types of cancer, so the newly revealed mechanism could be a key aspect behind the onset of various diseases
IBEC participates in 1st CERCA Conference
Today the 1st CERCA Conference brought together its 46 research centres at the new Centre Cultural in the former Mercat del Born.