On Saturday, November 8, the Institute participated in this cultural initiative taking place in the City of Buenos Aires with the aim of bringing scientific work closer to the community in a fun and entertaining way. Around 4,500 people visited the stands set up by the institute at the Centro Cultural de la Ciencia (C3)…
Patrick Cramer, President of the Max Planck Society, visited the Institute as part of his first official trip to Argentina. The purpose of the visit was to learn more about the facilities and the work carried out at the Institute and to strengthen scientific collaboration ties. During his tour, Cramer visited the laboratories, talked with researchers,…
With a room full of doctoral students, postdoctoral fellows, and young researchers, the third edition of the IBioBA Student Workshop was held. On Wednesday, September 17, the third edition of the IBioBA Student Workshop: “Cell Communication and Signal Transduction” was held at the Science Cultural Center (C3), where the latest advances in this field of…
Our Institute was present at the ceremony held by the City of Buenos Aires to recognize Dr. Tomás Pförtner as a “Distinguished Personality in the Field of Health” for his extensive professional, academic, and scientific career in the field of contactology and ophthalmology. Dr. Eduardo Arzt, founder of IBioBA, greeted and congratulated Dr. Pförtner on…
A new research paper published in the journal iScience provides insight into how the rhythms of neurons function in the brain of the fly Drosophila melanogaster. An interdisciplinary team from IBioBA, formed by neuroscientists and physicists from the Institute, published a research paper in the journal iScience, in which they studied the rhythms of neurons…
The Instituto de Investigación en Biomedicina de Buenos Aires (IBioBA, CONICET-Max Planck), will hold a meeting on cellular communication oriented to PhD students. Next Wednesday, September 17, the third edition of the IBioBA Student Workshop: “Cell Communication and Signal Transduction” will be held at the Polo Científico Tecnológico de Palermo, with the aim of presenting…
In the month of brain cancer awareness, we tell you about the work of two IBioBA teams that seek to understand how brain tumors originate and evolve. Basic science work is key to understanding this complex disease and developing new strategies to tackle it. Every May, the world dedicates a space to reflect on and…
Last Sunday, April 27, the Institute for Research in Biomedicine of Buenos Aires participated in this cultural initiative that takes place every year in the city of Buenos Aires, in order to bring science closer to the community. The Institute for Research in Biomedicine of Buenos Aires (IBioBA, CONICET-Max Planck), was present at the 49th…
About 40 students from careers related to biomedicine spent an afternoon getting to know the Institute and the research topics that are carried out in “IBioBA Open Doors #IPA2025”. On Friday, April 25, IBioBA Open Doors #IPA2025 was held for the first time, a meeting designed exclusively for undergraduate students to approach the Institute for…
Students of the School of Molecular Biology and Genetics Assistants, from the School of Medicine of the UBA, visited IBioBA and had a practical experience in laboratory techniques. Sebastián Giusti, in addition to being a researcher in the Molecular Neurobiology group at IBioBA, CONICET-Max Planck, is a lecturer at the School of Medicine of the…