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The ISCHEMBURG project led by IBEC PhD Discussions Complementary Skills Session: The importance of science communication
Complementary Skills Sessions are open to all staff and researchers at all career stages.
IBEC PhD Discussions Complementary Skills Session: The importance of science communication
Complementary Skills Sessions are open to all staff and researchers at all career stages.
IBEC PhD Discussions Complementary Skills Session: The importance of science communication
Complementary Skills Sessions are open to all staff and researchers at all career stages.
IBEC PhD Discussions Complementary Skills Session: The importance of science communication
Complementary Skills Sessions are open to all staff and researchers at all career stages.
The way tumor cells expand challenges current physics
Researchers from IBEC and UB have discovered that the way tumor cells expand defies the laws of physics.
Researchers from IBEC and UB have discovered that the way tumor cells expand defies the laws of physics.In an article published today in Nature Physics, the researchers have challenged our current understanding of the discipline and developed a new framework that could help predict the conditions under which tumors initiate metastasis.
“Prueban prótesis para huesos impresos en 3D capaces de regenerarse”
Pronto magazine reported on IBEC’s 3D bioprinting capabilities and, in particular, the collaboration of the company AVINENT S.L. and the institute to carry out a research project to print personalized bone structures using 3D technology.
Pronto magazine reported on IBEC’s 3D bioprinting capabilities and, in particular, the collaboration of the company AVINENT S.L. and the institute to carry out a research project to print personalized bone structures using 3D technology.IBEC and TU/e plant the seed of a promising partnership
Eight IBECers were in the Netherlands on 13th and 14th September for the first ever IBEC-ICMS Symposium, ‘NanoSens&Med’.
Eight IBECers were in the Netherlands on 13th and 14th September for the first ever IBEC-ICMS Symposium, ‘NanoSens&Med’.The event aimed to identify synergies and potential for collaboration between IBEC groups and the researchers of the Institute for Complex Molecular Systems (ICMS), a research institute of the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e).
Two IBEC group leaders, Vito Conte and Lorenzo Albertazzi, already have dual appointments with ICMS. They opened the symposium by welcoming all participants from the two institutions and presented their research, as did Eduard Torrents, Elena Martinez, Silvia Muro, Nuria Montserrat, Samuel Sanchez and director Josep Samitier, who also introduced IBEC.
Laboratory Technician (mouse embryologist technician) – (Ref. TC-SO)
Application Deadline: 05/10/2018
Ref: TC-JR
The Open Lab in Bioengineering in Reproductive Health, led by Dr. Samuel Ojosnegros at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC) ) is looking for a Mouse embryologist technician to participate in a study of imaging the early mammalian development.
nanoBio&Med2018
International conference with several IBEC speakers