Virginia Nunes, pioneer of human genetics and coordinator of the Genes, Disease and Therapy Program at the Bellvitge Biomedical Research Institute (IDIBELL), passed away on May 24, 2024, after a long disease.
The dinner features the collaboration of renowned chefs, and will also include live musical accompaniment and other activities.
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The predoctoral researcher from IDIBELL and the Bellvitge Hospital Andrea Urbina receives the award in the Research category.
A European study led at a national level by neurosurgeons from the Bellvitge University Hospital and IDIBELL has provided relevant new knowledge on the impact of surgery on the prognosis and recovery of patients with severe haemorrhagic stroke.
Researchers from IDIBELL, UB and the LMU of Munich discover a viral strain capable of inducing immunogenic cell death in tumor cells. The virus described is effective in the treatment of tumors such as melanoma, colon or renal cancer.
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The ICREA Research Professor at IDIBELL recently demonstrated how to “hack” the immune system to slow down aging.
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Al final del recorrido, tendrá lugar un concierto en la misma playa con la actuación del grupo Dorigen, Judit Neddermann y otros invitados sorpresa.
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Dr. Núria Lloberas, IDIBELL researcher, pharmacologist at the Nephrology Service of the Bellvitge University Hospital and associate professor at the UB, yesterday received the award for the best transplant research of 2023 awarded by the Catalan Transplant Foundation.
Thanks to the grant, the researcher from IDIBELL and the Bellvitge University Hospital will be able to carry out a research stay at the London’s Royal Brompton Hospital.
The BootStRaP project, lead by Dr Jose Manuel Menchón (IDIBELL-HUB) and Dr Naomi Fineberg (UK), aims to address the risks of problematic internet use by young people.
