Art and science meet at the first workshop on scientific sketching at IDIBAPS
The August Pi i Sunyer Biomedical Research Institute (IDIBAPS) held on Saturday 20th September its first public workshop on urban natural drawing (sketching)....
News from September 2014
A proteomic study shows the critical role of Akt1 on promoting angiogenesis
A group of researchers from IDIBAPS headed by Dr. Manuel Morales-Ruiz, from the Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics department at Hospital Clínic and member...
IDIBAPS has reformed the installations at Còrsega Street with funds of the Astra Zeneca Chair in Diabetes Innovation
The Astra Zeneca Chair in Diabetes Innovation has funded the refurbishment of the IDIBAPS facilities at 180 Còrsega Street to adapt some of the areas for...
A non invasive technique has been launched to assess fetal lung maturity with a simple ultrasound
Now it is possible to assess fetal lung maturity, crucial to the quality of the first days of life of the future child, thanks to the analysis of a simple...
The use of inhaled corticosteroids does not prevent exacerbations in patients with advanced stable COPD
An international multicentre study published in the New England Journal of Medicine showed that in patients with severe to very severe COPD, in stable...
The Clínic-UB Campus of the Josep Carreras Research Institute has been inaugurated
Last September 5th, the Aula Magna of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Barcelona hosted the opening ceremony of the laboratories and facilities...
Presentation of the channel in advanced surgery, AIS Channel, at Barcelona’s City Council
Today has been presented at the City Council of Barcelona the AIS Channel (Advances in Surgery), a project created with the aim of sharing the latest modifications...
Hospital Clínic introduces a less invasive therapy for heart failure patients
Hospital Clínic of Barcelona has been the first hospital in Spain in using the novel surgical procedure known as Less Invasive Ventricular Enhancement...
Scientists discover six new genes involved in hereditary colon cancer
Genetic and environmental factors play an important role in the susceptibility of developing colon cancer (CRC). In an article published in the journal ...