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A team of scientists led by Juan Carlos Izpisúa, director of the Gene Expression Laboratory at Salk Institute in the USA and Extraordinary Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, has developed a method, with unprecedented efficiency, that makes it possible to obtain pancreatic β-cells suitable for autotransplantation from human iPS cells.
The results of the study, published today in the Nature Communications journal, represent a major step forward that will benefit athletes and the elderly in particular
The current health crisis influenced mobility and the uses and preferences related to means of transports, as shown by an advancement in the study carried out in the Region, during the lockdown, by the Chair of Mobility and Sustainable Transport of UCAM, directed by Roberto José Liñán.
The doctoral students, from Spanish and foreign universities, defended their studies in the fields of Health Sciences, Computer Technologies and Environmental Engineering, Social Sciences and Sports Sciences.
The study especially values the extremely low drop-out rate, the high employability of the students of UCAM Universidad Católica de Murcia and its contribution to the regional development. It also highlights the private funds inverted in transfer, own and collected, that are the result of the close relation with the business world
This work of the research group DIGITALAC informs the citizens about this new technology, that is already being implemented and is progressively including more and better services.
It could be installed in the Emergency Services with available parts, if there is a lack of mechanical ventilators and oxygen therapy techniques are not effective.
In the event, which served as a tribute to the figure of Margarita Salas, Trinidad Herrero, president of Lyceum de Ciencia, highlighted the importance of making visible the role of women scientists in the Region of Murcia
UCAM Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia is in the final stage of its training internship, within the ‘Eurodyssey’ programme, a European network that facilitates labour mobility of young workers under thirty to tackle youth unemployment<br /> <br />
