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Cellular interactions as mechanism of action of bispecific antibodies
Bispecific antibodies occupy a distinct position among immunotherapies. Unlike cell-based medicines, they do not introduce new cellular actors into the system. Instead, their activity derives from their ability to bring existing cells into close p...
Post · January 21, 2026
How To Be Intentional About Conferences For A Career In Higher-Ed In STEM?
When was the last time you attended a conference? I’m guessing within the past year! What was your motivation behind it? If you are a bench researcher, presenting your scientific research, probably.
Now, let me rephrase that first question. When...
Post · January 20, 2026
Pushing Out Babies With An Ongoing Career
When is a good time to have babies with a thriving career? Let me give you the answer right away, without wasting much of your time - NEVER!!!!. Ok now hold on! Don’t be too discouraged by this answer. Allow me to clarify…
For many of us, workin...
Post · January 20, 2026
09/01/2026 - Weekly summary
After the Christmas break, we're back on track! we met the students from the Microcredential of Dissemination in Medialab. At Medialab, we also set the main lines we want to work with in 2026... and the new year resolution related to updating the ...
Post · January 19, 2026
PHARE: Investigating Calcium Signaling in Phage–Bacteria Interactions
We are pleased to announce that our team has received funding from the FR for the PHARE project, a collaborative initiative involving three laboratories.
PHARE addresses a fundamental question in microbiology: how intracellular calcium signaling ...
Post · January 17, 2026
PHARE: Investigating Calcium Signaling in Phage–Bacteria Interactions
We are pleased to announce that our team has received funding from the FR for the PHARE project, a collaborative initiative involving three laboratories.
PHARE addresses a fundamental question in microbiology: how intracellular calcium signaling ...
Post · January 17, 2026
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