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Joan J. Guinovart, IRB Barcelona
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Interview with Joan Guinovart and Salvador Aznar Benitah about IRB Barcelona’s research
Salvador Aznar Benitah, head of the IRB Barcelona group "Stem Cells and Cancer". (Photo: Battista-Minocri, IRB)
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Salvador Aznar Benitah's research, "one more step in understanding how cancer works"
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Oriol Gallego: “We will not know how an engine works if we dissemble it and only look at the individual parts"
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Lídia Bardia: "The fact that it is built with Lego blocks fascinates young students"
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A cutting-edge fluorescence microscope built with Lego blocks at YoMo Barcelona
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Julien Colombelli: "Building a research microscope from Lego blocks will hopefully motivate kids"
This graphic image simulates the metabolic fluxes in cells, with the nutrients marked with a stable isotope that allow to study the fluxes and the transformation dynamics of these nutrients.
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New technique to study the metabolism
LEGOLish, a lego-based system that offers students the possibility to take images or videos themselves with their own mobile phones. Image: Julien Colombelli.
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IRB Barcelona fluorescence microscope built with Lego blocks at the Youth Mobile Festival (YoMo)
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Everything you need to know about palm oil