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In August, IRB Barcelona scientists published two studies devoted to circadian rhythm, aging and diet in the journal Cell.
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Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded for insights into internal biological clock
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IRB Barcelona Biomedical Innovation Award
Salvador Aznar Benitah leads the Stem Cells and Cancer laboratory at IRB Barcelona
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Fats that prevent cancer
Teresa Tarragó is co-founder of IProteos, an IRB Barcelona spinf-off (D. Portales)
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Iproteos: Science at the service of patients
Teresa Tarragó, CEO and co-founder of Iproteos
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The biologist who seeks funding to overcome the barriers of schizophrenia
An IRB Barcelona study inspires 9-year old kids to develop a project about eating habits
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Kids who change the world
WIN.O non-alcoholic wine
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Non-Alcoholic Wine to Fight Cancer
Image representing the effects of the circadian clock in ageing (Author: Iris Joval Granollers)
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The biological clock is not lost with age, but reprogrammed with new functions
Tumour (red) covered by collagen (green), which is being deposited by cells of the immune system (cyan). (Image: Mariana Muzzopappa, IRB Barcelona)
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Cell growth of epithelial tumours identified