IBEC is one of the partners in the ambitious European project UNLOOC, a public-private collaboration involving 51 organisations from 10 countries with a budget of €68 million. The consortium aims to develop Organ-on-Chips technologies to reduce the use of animals in drug development and testing, and to improve the accuracy and personalisation of medical treatments.
Ref: PD_EG //Deadline: 31/10/2024
Researchers from IBEC and ICFO demonstrate the ability of atomic sensors to non-destructively monitor, measure and optimize nuclear spin hyperpolarization of some clinically relevant molecules in real-time. These features, reported in PNAS, could enhance and reduce costs of quality controls used in clinical magnetic resonance imaging.
Introduction to the vacant position: The Bacterial Infection and Antimicrobial Therapy Group is looking for a Laboratory Technician to work on the development of new technologies to treat chronic bacterial infections. Main tasks and responsibilities: Requirements for candidates: Essential: Advantageous: We Offer: How to apply: Until 30th October, an online application form is available through … Read more
IBEC principal investigator Zaida Álvarez has received funding from the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) to develop stem cell-based models of the spinal cord. The project, coordinated by Northwestern University with the participation of IBEC and IDIBELL, will make it possible to study neurodegenerative diseases and develop new treatments for spinal cord injuries and other neurodegenerative pathologies.
Ref: RA- JR //Dedline :28/10/2024
Ref: RA-TS // Deadline: 27/10/2024
Ref: Phd-ZA // Deadline: 30/12/2024