Saló de l’Ensenyament
El Saló de l’Ensenyament celebra el seu trentè aniversari del 20 al 24 de març de 2019 al recinte de Montjuïc de Fira de Barcelona. Aquesta edició manté la seva … Read more
El Saló de l’Ensenyament celebra el seu trentè aniversari del 20 al 24 de març de 2019 al recinte de Montjuïc de Fira de Barcelona. Aquesta edició manté la seva … Read more
Application Deadline: 28/03/2019
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The nanodevices group at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) to lead a project related with the use of nanomotors for medical applications. The contract will be within the framework of the “Medirobots” project funded by private Foundation, whose objective is the development of biocompatible enzyme-powered nanoparticles that can be tracked using advanced molecular imaging techniques for in vitro and in vivo applications.
The Spanish Platform for Nanomedicine (NanoMedSpain) coordinated by Josep Samitier, director of IBEC, has participated once again in the Annual Conference of Technological Platforms of Biomedical Research that took place in Madrid during the days 5 an 6 of March.This yearly conference, organised by the four national platforms Farmaindustria, Asebio, NanomedSpain and FENIN -Innovative medicines, nanomedicine, sanitary technology and biotechnological markets- where the main issue was how to boost biomedical research hubs in Spain. During the morning of the 5th of March, the directors of each platform presented a summary of their activity during 2018, after which their invited speakers gave talks. This year, NanomedSpain has invited Per Matsson, president of EIT Health Scandinavia and CTO at Thermo Fisher Scientific Immunodiagnostics whose speech was entitled “Innovation in health: from biomarker discovery to implementation”.

Application Deadline: 21/03/2019
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The Cellular and Molecular Mechanobiology group at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) is looking for a Postdoctoral candidate to work in cell mechanosensing.
Application Deadline: 28/03/2019
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The nanodevices group at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) is looking for one Postdoctoral researcher to participate in the ERC-funded project “Lab-in-a-patch for PKU self-assessment”. The main scientific aim of the project is the development of low cost, integrated, and portable sensors or on-chip microfluidic sensors for the non-invasive detection of disease-related bio-analytes (proteins, amino acids, electrolytes, etc.) and help monitor the evolution of pathological conditions.
Nanosafety research addressing public health concerns about metal oxide nanoparticles Paul Wright, Head of RMIT Nanosafety Research Group – RMIT University Paul Wright is Australia’s foremost expert in nanotoxicology and … Read more
Nanosafety research addressing public health concerns about metal oxide nanoparticles Paul Wright, Head of RMIT Nanosafety Research Group – RMIT University Paul Wright is Australia’s foremost expert in nanotoxicology and … Read more
Nanosafety research addressing public health concerns about metal oxide nanoparticles Paul Wright, Head of RMIT Nanosafety Research Group – RMIT University Paul Wright is Australia’s foremost expert in nanotoxicology and … Read more
Nanosafety research addressing public health concerns about metal oxide nanoparticles Paul Wright, Head of RMIT Nanosafety Research Group – RMIT University Paul Wright is Australia’s foremost expert in nanotoxicology and … Read more
A scientific team led by IBEC and UAB manages to efficiently activate molecules located inside cell tissues using two-photon excitation of with infrared light lasers. The results of the study has been published in Nature Communications.Having absolute control of the activity of a molecule in an organism. Deciding when, where and how a drug is activated. These are some of the goals expected to be reached with the so-called photoswitchable molecules, compounds that, in the presence of certain light waves, change their properties. Today, thanks to the results of a study led by the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) together with the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), the scientific community is one step closer to achieving this objective.