VIRUSCAN partner HPI attended the 50th annual conference of the German society of mass spectrometry held the 6th March 2017 at Kiel (Germany). This is a high level conference that gathers together the German research community working in the...
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HPI attended the weekly group meeting at Dynamics of Viral Structures, Heinrich Pette Institute Hamburg (Germany) in May and August 2017 to disseminate the results on strain specific mass differences of norovirus virus-like particles –...
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CSIC attended the NMC (International workshop on nanomechanical sensing) 2017 held in, Kailua-Kona (USA) between the 4-7 April 2017 and presented a poster entitled ‘Mass and stiffness spectrometry of nanoparticles and whole intact bacteria by...
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Dr. Rafael Delgado (member of the SERMAS research team) has been interviewed at the national radio programme “El Canto del Grillo”. He has explained the objectives and approach of VIRUSCAN project and the expected results. Further information...
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CSIC (project coordinator) has delivered a talk named “ Nanomechanical Spectrometry: A new way of measuring stiffness of biological particles” in the framework of the FNS (Frontiers of Nanomechanical Systems) 2017 conference held in La Thuille ...
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The Hospital 12 Octubre magazine has published a brief press release on the work carried out by Dr. Rafael Delgado and his team in the framework of VIRUSCAN project. Further information here...
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Dr. Jesús Mingorance Cruz has received the prize for best international project 2016 awardee by IdiPAZ. This recognozes the work of Dr. Mingorance Cruz, but also the ambitious and the innovative approach of VIRUSCAN. Further information about...
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Viruscan, a European project that seeks to detect ebola or zika in minutes 19 abr 2017 With this prototype, scientists from the VIRUSCAN project want to scan all the existing viruses and be able to recognize them from their physical properties...
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New technology will detect virus activity and infectivity. Viral characterization can be carried out very quickly. It could support prognosis as well as antiviral therapeutic efficacy. View Source »
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