La tira reactiva d’orina de Helen Murray Free
20/01/2021
La química Helen Murray Free va revolucionar les possibilitats de les proves diagnòstiques a mitjan del segle passat amb un invent que sovint passa desapercebut: la tira reactiva d’orina.
Science Bits: Entrevista a Sergi Beneyto
“Estudiem la leucèmia que s’origina en cèl·lules mare”
21/01/2021
Helen Murray Free co-invented the first dip-and-read test strips for use in diagnostic testing, which led to the creation of self-testing systems for diabetics. View her inventor card and the entire series on #WorldDiabetesDay: https://t.co/jlHkKBCSU0 pic.twitter.com/0nI2cMISM9
— USPTO (@uspto) November 14, 2020
The TTIP and the US-EU Trade Relationship
20/01/2021
Students that follow the GNMI course New Trends in Global Trade Governance had the opportunity to attend Mark Jeffery’s talk entitled “The US - EU trade relations. Time for a change?”.
El riesgo de reputación
19/01/2021
Xavier Fornt, profesor de Banca Internacional en el MCE, explica la importancia y la difícil cuantificación de la reputación a la hora de medir el riesgo país.
Evolve or die. The evolution about COVID-19
18/01/2021
Oscar Lao, professor at BDBI, shares his knowledge about how SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 are behaving from an evolutionary point of view. A very interesting analysis from the past to try to figure out where this pandemic situation is going to lead us.
