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Changing research fields: tips to not die trying

11/09/2020 Blog, Neuroscience, Public Engagement, Scientific dissemination

As researchers, we are in constant evolution and learning process. We invest our lives in becoming experts on the field…

Rare diseases: the big unknowns

23/07/2020 Biology, Biomedicine, Blog, Molecular biology

Have you ever heard of Rare Diseases? You may have but, as its name suggests, these diseases are very rare…

Life after cancer: fertility

9/07/2020 Biology, Biomedicine, Blog, Developmental biology

In the last 40 years, cancer survival has doubled thanks to improvements in cancer detection, therapy and supportive care [1,2]….

A global pandemic in the era of wearable devices

25/06/2020 Biology, Blog, New technologies

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization on the 11th of March 2020….

What moves you?

11/06/2020 Blog, Public Engagement, Scientific dissemination, Women in Research, Women in Research - Resources

A pile of dry leaves, the rain, a puddle, touching clay with your bare hands, seeing the rainbow, or feeling…

The mysterious case of the neuronal cell cycle

28/05/2020 Biology, Blog, Neuroscience

Neurons are my favorite cells – I’m a neuroscientist for this reason! – and although it is true that our…

Agriculture 4.0: the technological revolution reaches our table

14/05/2020 Biology, Blog, Environmental Science, New technologies

Technology 4.0 is an essential part of our lives that makes our day-to-day tasks much easier without us even realizing…

Integrated photonics and the future of telecommunications

30/04/2020 Blog, New technologies, Physics

The Nobel Prize in Physics in the year 2000 went to engineers Jack Kilby and Robert Norton Noyce for their…

A planet full of life

16/04/2020 Biology, Blog, Ecology, Environmental Science

Microorganisms are tiny living organisms, invisible to the naked eye, that are essential for life on Earth to happen. They…

Florence Nightingale and epidemiology: a tribute to health professionals

2/04/2020 Biology, Biomedicine, Blog, Public Engagement

In these days, the health crisis caused by the COVID-19 outbreak has forced most Europeans into a stay at home…

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