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Juan Molina y Óscar Malvar del grupo de Bionanomecánica (IMN-CSIC) enseñaron a posibles futuros investigadores el “Show del muelle” durante la Noche Europea de los Investigadores en la sede central del CSIC. La charla divulgativa explicó a los más jovenes cómo pesar virus y bacterias con resonadores nanomecáncios, recalcando la importancia de la ciencia en la sociedad.[:]

Montserrat Calleja Gómez has been awarded the Rei Jaume I Prize in New Technologies 2022 for her work in the application of the main advances in basic research in physics to practical innovations in the clinical field. Specifically, the awards jury highlighted her work on biomolecular markers and nanomechanical sensors for the early detection of cancer and infectious diseases. Calleja is a CSIC research professor at the Institute of Micro and Nanotechnology (IMN-CNM-CSIC) in Madrid.

The award was announced at the proclamation ceremony of the 34th edition of the Rei Jaume I Awards, which was held today at the Palau de la Generalitat in the city of Valencia and presided over by the head of the Consell, Ximo Puig. The event was attended by the founding president of the awards, Santiago Grisolía; the executive president, Javier Quesada; and the vice president of the Rei Jaume I Awards Foundation, Vicente Boluda. The president of the CSIC, Rosa Menéndez, and the delegate of the CSIC in the Valencian Community, Juan Fuster, also attended.

https://www.csic.es/es/actualidad-del-csic/la-investigadora-del-csic-montserrat-calleja-premio-jaume-i-en-nuevas

The SPTO has awarded the patent Method and system for particle identification based on multifrequency measurements of resonant plates and one of its inventors José Jaime Ruz in the category Mention to the ‘Best Patent of a young inventor’.

Do you want to know how do we weight viruses and bacteria with our devices? Here we explain it in a very simple way

Presentation of the #AlianzaSTEAM for female talent. The Ministry of Education and Vocational Training and more than fifty entities come together to promote scientific-technological vocations among girls and young people. Live interventions by Minister Isabel Celaá, Carmen Fenoll, Montserrat Calleja, Nuria Oliver, Blanca Huergo and Anna Cabré .; and video interventions by Jane Goodall, English ethologist and UN Messenger of Peace, a pioneer in the study of wild chimpanzees; Jen Herranz, FP student, videogame creator and entrepreneur; and Gitanjali Rao, inventor and Girl of the Year according to TIME Magazine and the European Commissioner for Research, Innovation, Education, Culture and Youth, Mariya Gabriel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGt6K6nJovY

The Bionanomechanics conference aims at offering, every two years, a forum for communication and discussion of the most striking results in the fastly advancing field of mechanobiology. Communications on recent advancements in mechanical biomarkers from their diverse aspects, from technology developments to new proof of concept results in disease diagnosis and prognosis are also welcome. Mechanical fingerprinting of viruses, bacteria and cancer cells will be a highlight of this inaugural conference.

 We welcome submissions on the following topics 

• Technologies for measuring stiffness of bioanalytes
• Virus and bacteria mechanobiology
• Cell mechanobiology
• Nanomechanical spectrometry

  This conference receives funding from FET Proactive VIRUSCAN H2020 project (No. 731868).

  For more information, please visit: http://bionanomechanicsconference2020.com

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