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Tuberculosis: what was of the “White Plague”?

24/10/2019 Biomedicine, Blog, Molecular biology, New technologies

The world report of the World Health Organization about tuberculosis, which is known since the 17th century as The White…

Meet the mucins! The great intestinal wall

10/10/2019 Biology, Biomedicine, Blog, Molecular biology

The intestine is one of the most important organs of the defense system in our body. Are you surprised? Well,…

Seychelles’ first steps in the circular economy start with beating plastic pollution

26/09/2019 Blog, CineScience, Ecology, Environmental Science

In 2019 the word “plastic” is almost as ubiquitous as the material itself is in our lives and environment. In…

Cannabis and tobacco: a tale of a toxic relationship

12/09/2019 Biology, Biomedicine, Blog, Chemistry, Neuroscience

Cannabis has been smoked for millennia by people across the globe. Nowadays, this substance is consumed in many different ways…

Equal rights for LGBTQ+ in STEM – are we there yet?

4/07/2019 Blog, LGBTQ+, Public Engagement, Public Engagement

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall riots, which grew into the first Pride march [1]. Although…

Better Together

20/06/2019 Blog, Public Engagement, Public Engagement

The most exciting scientific discoveries are often the result of international collaborations when institutes across the world combine their skills,…

Honey, I’ve shrunk the doctor.

6/06/2019 Blog, Physics

In 2015, 5% of the total deaths registered worldwide were due to a single disease, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD),…

Everything is interconnected

23/05/2019 Biology, Biomedicine, Blog, Neuroscience

We are functioning beings thanks to a collection of mechanisms that keep our body breathing, moving and thinking. It is…

Beyond the 5 senses

9/05/2019 Biology, Blog, Neuroscience

Since childhood, we have heard about the five senses in many scenarios: at school, on the TV, at home, etc….

Acting against climate change

24/04/2019 Blog, CineScience, Environmental Science

Climate change – due to the global warming of the planet – is a reality confirmed by hundreds of scientists….

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