IT Technician at the Plataforma ISCIII Biomodelos y Biobancos (PTC23/00002)
Ref: IT-EG // Deadline: 06/12/2025
Ref: IT-EG // Deadline: 06/12/2025
A study led by IBEC has won the 3rd Vanguardia de la Ciencia 2025 Prize. The research, led by Samuel Sánchez Ordoñez and with Meritxell Serra-Casablanca as lead author, proposes an innovative bladder cancer therapy based on nanorobots loaded with radiopharmaceuticals. These nanorobots are capable of moving around the bladder using urine as a source of energy.
Two research groups from the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) have been selected to participate in three projects under La Marató de 3Cat’s 2024 call for proposals, which focuses on respiratory diseases. This funding will support research into diagnosis and clinical prediction, with the aim of improving respiratory health.
Decoding the Mechanics of Brain Endothelium: CAV1-Dependent Invaginations as modulators of neurovascular coupling Fidel Lolo Romero Endothelial cells of the brain vasculature are continuously exposed to mechanical forces that regulate … Read more
The ‘Science in the Territory: Voices and Experiences in Rural Schools’ conference, held at the Terra Museum in L’Espluga de Francolí, brought science to rural areas. The event provided a platform for sharing inspiring experiences and scientific projects developed in rural schools and communities in Catalonia and other regions of Spain. The aim was to promote interconnection and foster new collaborations between individuals and organisations in the scientific, educational, and social spheres.
Daniel Gonzalez-Carter, investigador del Instituto de Bioingeniería de Catalunya (IBEC), lidera el proyecto brain-TAG.
Anna Lagunas, Investigadora del Instituto de Bioingeniería de Cataluña (IBEC), es una de las autoras del dispositivo
que imita la barrera hematoencefálica.
Llegeix més: L’Espluga de Francolí acoge ‘Ciencia en el Territorio’, una jornada para impulsar la ciencia en la escuela rural
The Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia has launched a unique service within its BioImaging Facility: a vertical multiphoton microscope for intravital fluorescence stimulation and imaging, now available to the entire research community.