CIC biomaGUNE
PARQUE TECNOLÓGICO
DE SAN SEBASTIÁN
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CIC biomaGUNE
CIC biomaGUNE is a non-profit research organization created to promote scientific research and technological innovation at the highest levels in the Basque Country following the BIOBASQUE policy in order to create a new business sector based on biosciences.
Research Highlights
The BioNanoPlasmonics laboratory in collaboration with the University of Antwerpen, reports on the synthesis of gold-silica Janus Nanostars
Title: A Protecting Group Approach toward Au-Silica Janus Nanostars
Authors: D. Rodríguez-Fernández, T. Altantzis, H. Heidari, S. Bals, L.M. Liz-Marzán
Journal: Chem. Commun. 2014, 50, 79-81
In this article, the concept of protecting groups, widely used in organic chemistry, has been applied for...
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Seminars
16/05/2014
Prof. Dr. Thomas Hellweg (Bielefield University, Germany)
Diffusion of proteins in bicontinuous microemulsion: Anomalous sub-diffusion induced by controlled crowding
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05/03/2014
Defense of the PhD Thesis of Swati Gupta19/02/2014
Ikerbasque contratará a cien jóvenes investigadores hasta 201722/01/2014
The first issue of volume 31 of Particle & Particle Systems Characterization is dedicated to particle research in the Basque Country. Luis Liz-Marzán has served as guest editor for this issue. Read here his editorial14/01/2014
The XI Biannual Meeting of the Carbohydrate Group of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry (XI Jornadas de Carbohidratos) will be dedicated to Manuel Martín-Lomas in recognition of his scientific career. moreJob offers
Postdoc Vacancy
The two-year postdoctoral position within a bilateral collaborative project between IPREM, Pau (funded by the Conseil Général des Pyrénées Atlantiques) and CIC biomaGUNE, San Sebastian (funded by an ERC Starting Grant) isPhD Position
In this project, the PhD fellow will interface purpose-designed extracellular matrix mimics with living cells, to better understand how the chemical and mechanical cues of polysaccharide-rich matrices affect cell trafficking. more