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Michael Snyder
Institutional
The big challenge in biomedicine is to discover how the pieces responsible for interpreting the human genome work
Joan J. Guinovart
Institutional
Joan J. Guinovart winner of the Prat de la Riba Prize, awarded by the "Institut d'Estudis Catalans"
Protein structure obtained with COCO. Image: Laughton et al.
Scientific
New advances in protein representation
Travis Stracker. Image: IRB Barcelona
Institutional
IRB Barcelona hires Travis Stracker, a specialist in cancer genetics
Institutional
Towards a knowledge society
Protein interaction maps of an organism allow researchers to identify the weak points on which to design drugs -or to select drugs already available-, which can be useful against it. Patrick Aloy draws up this kind of map for the AntiPathoGN project.
Institutional
Six million euros to slow down bacterial infections
Macrophages are key cells in the immune system. Among other functions, they remove debris, pathogens or foreign agents from our body. In the image, a macrophage (with nucleus in green) has swallowed fragments of dead cells (in blue)(c) Maria Serra
Institutional
A project to investigate inflammatory diseases
Joan Massagué (c) IRB Barcelona
Institutional
Joan Massagué, awarded a BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award
Institutional
IRB Barcelona to coordinate two European projects on biomedicine

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