Protein linked to the progression of alcoholic hepatitis identified
A multidisciplinary and international study has revealed the decisive contribution of cathepsin B to the progression of alcoholic hepatitis, a serious disease affecting millions of people worldwide and one of the main causes of alcohol-related liver damage. The work,...
Researchers at the IBVF have shed new light on the biological origins of the Great Oxidation Event
The article demonstrates that even the simplest filamentous cyanobacteria possess specialized structures that enable intercellular communication. This supports the hypothesis that the evolution of filaments contributed to the Great Oxidation of the Earth, as it played...
The 3rd Agro-Hub PhD Students Meeting brings together researchers from six CSIC centres in Andalusia in Seville
Around 150 predoctoral researchers will present the results of their experimental work to promote scientific cooperation in Agricultural Sciences in Andalusia. The meeting will take place on March 12 and 13 at the Institute of Plant Biochemistry and Photosynthesis...
A device generates electricity from both the sun and rain at the same time
A thin film developed by the ICMS coats nanogenerators that produce electricity through the impact of raindrops, whilst also improving the durability of photovoltaic cells The research opens up new avenues for developing self-powered electronic systems designed for...
Bodegas Barbadillo, CSIC and Water Challenge promote a scientific project in Doñana to improve water management in the wine sector
The VitiAQUA-Doñana project will comprehensively analyze the water cycle in wineries in the Doñana area and will lay the foundations for a sustainable, replicable model aligned with European regulations. The initiative forms part of the Doñana Revitalization call...