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Steven Mithen: ”music and language have a common ancestor”
The music is part of human nature, is “embedded in our DNA.” With this reflection Steven Mithen began his lecture “How Neanderthals sang? The origins of music”. The prestigious British anthropologist talked about music, language and brain in the Cosmocaixa auditorium, filled to the brim, within the series “The music and its impact on the […]
Antoni Andreu: “Our challenge is to implement a research model that accelerates the transfer of basic science to the clinic”
What is the scenario for health research in 2013? What are the priorities for the coming years? Antoni Andreu, deputy manager of Assessment and Development Research Institute of Health Carlos III has sought to clarify these questions at a conference on 25 January at the small hall of the University Hospital of Bellvitge. Antoni Andreu […]
AECC grants two IDIBELL research projects
La Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer de Barcelona financiará dos proyectos del IDIBELL con dos becas para la investigación en oncología 2012. Los proyectos premiados son los siguientes: “Evaluación de la capacidad inmunoestimuladora de las células troncales mesenquimales trasducidas con adenovirus para el tratamiento del cáncer” coordinado por Ramon Alemany, jefe de grupo de investigación en Viroterapia […]
Angiogenesis on the cover
The Journal of Internal Medicine highlights a review of the researchers of the IDIBELL Oriol Casanovas and Lidia Moserle
Antoni Bayès-Genís: “The next generation of smart cardiac patch concept is a bio-membrane and a cardiac tissue”
Cell therapy is something that will increase in the heart research, told Antoni Bayès-Genís in the “Bioprosthesis for cardiac repair” IDIBELL seminar that took place in Sala Pau Viladiu at the Hospital Duran i Reynals-ICO, last January 18th. Bayés-Genís is Head of the Cardiology Service at the University Hospital Germans Trias i Pujol in Badalona […]
Archaeologist Steven Mithen explains in CosmoCaixa how Neanderthals sang and the origins of music
Music is part of everyday life of humans long before we can imagine. Our ancestors were already using the music to communicate. The professor of archeology at the University of Reading, Steven Mithen, investigates the origins of language and gives music a huge importance in human evolution. Mithen will explain in CosmoCaixa, that before the […]
Michael Karin: “Inflammation and metabolism have a very close relation with cancer”
The opening lecture “Inflammation, Metabolism, Aging and Cancer: Dangerous Liaisons” at the IDIBELL Cancer Conference (ICC) on Personalized Cancer Medicine, that took place in Hesperia Convention Hotel, was given by Michael Karin, from the University of California San Diego (UCSD). Obesity, related with hypernutrition, is related with the formation of lipids droplets that can lead […]
Dolutegravir is an effective option for treating HIV infection
The drug, in phase 3 of clinical research, is as effective and safe as raltegravir and offers more resistance to virus mutations 800 patients Article reference