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Oct 26 2015

Josep Dalmau (ICREA at IDIBAPS), appointed member of the National Academy of Medicine (US)

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Josep Dalmau (ICREA at IDIBAPS), appointed member of the National Academy of Medicine (US)

Josep Dalmau has been elected member of one of the most prestigious medical institutions in the world, the National Academy of Medicine. The Academy eleted 70 new members in the US and only 10 international members, Josep among them.

In the words of its current president, Victor Dzau, “Our newly elected members represent the brightest, most influential, and passionate people in health, science, and medicine in our nation and internationally,”

For more details, please see the complete IDIBAPS press release.
Oct 22 2015

Josep Maria Llovet (ICREA at IDIBAPS) obtains 1M euro European funds to explore hepatocellular carcinoma.

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Josep Maria Llovet (ICREA at IDIBAPS) obtains 1M euro European funds to explore hepatocellular carcinoma.

The recently awarded grant is a joint project in H2020 European programme aimed at understanding the mechanisms of hepatocellular carcinoma and the impact of comorbidities in the outcome of the disease. The total amount of the project exceeds 5 milion euro and involves 10 different partners in 5 countries.

Full details here.
Oct 22 2015

Laura Soucek (ICREA at VHIO) obtains funding from BBVA foundation to develop her novel anticancer therapy

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Laura Soucek (ICREA at VHIO) obtains funding from BBVA foundation to develop her novel anticancer therapy

Barcelona, October 2015.- Laura Soucek, Principal Investigator of VHIO´s Mouse Models of Cancer Therapies Group and ICREA Professor, has just been announced as one of the five BBVA Foundation Grant recipients for her group´s research exploring the Validation of an innovative anti-Myc therapy in glioblastoma.

Congratulations Laura!

Further information in the VHIO press release
Sep 17 2015

A predictor for bone metastasis in breast cancer patients
Roger Gomis (ICREA at IRB Barcelona) and his team have just found a reliable predictor for bone metastasis in breast cancer.

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A predictor for bone metastasis in breast cancer patients

Roger Gomis (ICREA at IRB Barcelona) and his team have just found a reliable predictor for bone metastasis in breast cancer. The finding, published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute reveals that the ability of breast cancers to invade bone requires the overexpression of a specific gene (MAF). With that, tumour cells learn how to to find, survive and colonize bone tissue. This 'training' seems highly focused on bone tissue: these metastatic tumor cells do not know how to invade other tissues such as brain, or lung.

Read the whole article at: http://jnci.oxfordjournals.org/content/107/12/djv256.full?sid=acd7054a-b...
Sep 1 2015

ICREA Conference Awards 2015
ICREA Conference Awards are specific, dedicated awards aimed at funding scientific events of the hottest, most advanced topics in research of all d
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ICREA Conference Awards 2015
ICREA Conference Awards are specific, dedicated awards aimed at funding scientific events of the hottest, most advanced topics in research of all disciplines. ICREA research professors make their proposals for funding and a board of external advisors ranks them and grants the awards.

This edition of the ICA, ICREA Conference Awards, has gone to three events after fierce competition and a lot of debate of the jury. The three conferences awarded are:

ICREA Workshop on Personhood and the Locked-in Syndrome, organised by Fernando Vidal (ICREA at UAB) and Gustavo Deco (ICREA at UPF).

ICREA International Symposium on “BioNanoVision of cellular architecture: from the nucleus to the cell membrane”, organised by M. Garcia-Parajo (ICREA at ICFO), M, Lakadamyali (ICFO) and M.P. Cosma (ICREA at CRG)

ICREA Conference on Functional Molecular Nanocontainers, organised by Ciara O'Sullivan (ICREA at URV) and Pablo Ballester (ICREA at ICIQ).
Aug 7 2015

Paleodiet... Carbodiet?
The real 'paleodiet' may have had a lot more carbohydrates than expected: brain development, cooking and the evolution of our digestive machinery a

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Paleodiet... Carbodiet?

The real 'paleodiet' may have had a lot more carbohydrates than expected: brain development, cooking and the evolution of our digestive machinery are all elegantly linked together in this article by Karen Hardy, ICREA at UAB. See the press release: http://www.press.uchicago.edu/pressReleases/2015/August/150806_qrb_hardy...

...and the full article in Quarterly Review of Biology at http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1086/682587

News archive

Josep Dalmau (ICREA at IDIBAPS), appointed member of the National Academy of Medicine (US)

Josep Dalmau (ICREA at IDIBAPS), appointed member of the National Academy of Medicine (US)

Josep Maria Llovet (ICREA at IDIBAPS) obtains 1M euro European funds to explore hepatocellular carcinoma.

Josep Maria Llovet (ICREA at IDIBAPS) obtains 1M euro European funds to explore hepatocellular carcinoma.

Laura Soucek (ICREA at VHIO) obtains funding from BBVA foundation to develop her novel anticancer therapy

Laura Soucek (ICREA at VHIO) obtains funding from BBVA foundation to develop her novel anticancer therapy

A predictor for bone metastasis in breast cancer patients

A predictor for bone metastasis in breast cancer patients

ICREA Conference Awards 2015

ICREA Conference Awards 2015

Paleodiet... Carbodiet?

Paleodiet... Carbodiet?

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