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The I19PT 3 series of scientific conferences aimed at research and research support staff will begin on 2021 May.
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For almost four years, Dr. Antonio Artigas, from the translational patient research group in the area of infections and immunology at I3PT, is working on a line of research on the critically ill elderly in intensive care units (ICU). ): how to classify them, what are their prognoses, superinfections, sepsis… Due to the pandemic of COVID-19, during the last year several sub-studies have been derived from their research on the critically ill elderly…
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The UAB Research Committee has approved the constitution of the Mixed Artificial Intelligence Unit applied to Nephrology, in which the A9G4 research group of Clinical, Interventional and Computational Nephrology led by Dr. José Ibeas and the Wireless Information Networking group of the UAB School of Engineering led by Professor Javier Serrano.
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The HRS4R (Human Resources Strategy for Researchers) seal certifies that I3PT complies with the principles of the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Research Staff, with an open, transparent and merit-based recruitment process. (Open Transparent Based Recruitment).
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Adhesins from pathogenic bacteria are essential molecules to initiate the infection process, as they allow the bacterium to adhere to the surface of the host cell. Therefore, understanding how they work could facilitate the development of antibacterial drugs with a different mechanism of action than antibiotics, thus allowing the fight against resistant bacteria. These studies could also provide clues to combat viral infections, as the cellular adhesion mechanism of some viruses bears significant similarities to that of bacteria.
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At the beginning of February, the most important journal in the world in the category of infectious diseases (according to the Journal Citation Reports), Lancet of Infectious Diseases, published a scientific article on the study of Covid-19 transmission in Catalonia. between March 17 and April 28, 2020. This article is derived from a previous study that began with the outbreak of the pandemic in Spain and has gone…
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