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Humans emit about 30 billion tonnes of CO2 each year through their energy requirements, which has important negative consequences for climate change. The move towards a different “greener” society is inevitable.

The objectives of this stay are: to learn about surface characterization at the nanoscale and to participate in the development of an atomic force microscope device for outreach purposes.

We sought to generate a genetically encoded calcium indicator (GECI) based on a motif of bacterial origin to overcome competition incidences induced by those using calmodulin.

APE1 (apurinic apyrimidinic endonuclease 1) is a key factor in one of the DNA repair pathways, known as “Base Excision Repair” (BER), which activates upon DNA “lesions” elicited by oxidative damage, among others.

The Erasmus+ student will join the group of Dr. Cinta Porte (www.idaea.csic.es/research-group/environmental-toxicology), research professor at IDAEA -CSIC-.

The Pseudomonas syringae lab belonging to the Plant-Bacteria Interaction is currently seeking a highly motivated student to work at the Estación Experimental del Zaidín  (https://www.eez.csic.es/en).

Nanocellulose production by bacteria is an interesting, ecofriendly alternative to cellulose production from wood, based on the capacity of a number of bacteria to excrete cellulose filaments with the characteristic of nanocellulose (10-100 nm wid

The dynamic regulation of the ion and nutrient transporters and channels of the plasma membrane is an expanding field of research. In our group, we study these regulatory mechanisms in model systems and in crops (Broccoli).

We explore both ecological and evolutionary implications of plant facilitation, assessing the contribution of plant-plant interactions on plant co-existence.

The Paleoanthropology Group of the MNCN is among the leading groups in Virtual Morphology, 3D geometric morphometrics and human evolutionary anatomy.