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Read the latest news about Researchers at the Barcelonaβeta Brain Research Center (BBRC).
Marta Milà receives the extraordinary prize of doctorate in biomedicine from Pompeu Fabra University
The researcher defended the thesis, developed at the BBRC and focused on biomarkers in preclinical Alzheimer's fluids, in April 2022.
Raffaele Cacciaglia receives the Ramón y Cajal 2021 grant
The award is a recognition of the trajectory of the researcher, recipient in addition to a Knowledge Generation Project 2021
Outstanding participation of the BBRC in the AAIC 2022 congress
Our research center will have a notable presence at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference (AAIC 2022), which will be held between July 31 and August 4 in San Diego.
A new study shows that alterations in biomarkers are associated with higher volumes of gray matter and an increase in glucose metabolism in the brain in cognitively healthy people
Research helps to better understand the relationship between biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease and the pathophysiological mechanisms that are altered in their early stages.
We participate in the World Summit on Neurodegenerative Diseases NEURO 2020/2022
During the congress, basic, clinical and translational aspects of research in neurodegenerative diseases were discussed.
Dr. Marta del Campo, appointed Director of the BBRC Fluid Biomarkers Platform
La investigadora tindrà la responsabilitat de desenvolupar, validar i implementar biomarcadors en sang per a la detecció precoç de l’Alzheimer.
Dr. Marc Suárez-Calvet receives the "2021 Alzheimer Award" from the SEN
The award recognizes the leadership, work and key contributions in the field of biochemical biomarkers of the researcher.
The researcher Marta Milà defends the third doctoral thesis done at the BBRC
The thesis develved into urrent knowledge of the disease during its preclinical stage and provides new evidence for its early detection.
Dr. Eider Arenaza-Urquijo, named ISGlobal Associated Researcher
Currently, the BBRC researcher collaborates with ISGlobal in the NCDs (Non-Communicable Diseases) and Environment program on the effects of the pandemic on mental health.
