Al concert Brain Polyphony l’activitat cerebral de les persones serà el motor creatiu i musical. Les ones cerebrals de dues persones amb paràlisi cerebral es transformaran en instruments musicals a través del sistema Brain Polyphony, un kit de software i hardware per a la sonificació de l’activitat neuroelèctrica en temps real. Les músiques que aniran creant aquestes persones estaran acompanyades per la Jove Orquestra de Sant Cugat (JOSC).

Organized by: CRG PhD Representatives and CRG Academic Office

The X CRG PhD Symposium is an internal symposium aimed at providing a platform for the young scientists working at the centre. All 3rd year students give a short talk focusing on the main question they want to address in their PhD and how they are planning to do this. In addition posters by 4th year students will give an overview of the work that is being carried out in our institute.

Speakers

Hosted by the International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB) and the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), the Next-generation sequencing conference covers a broad range of topics in genome sequencing and analysis. Our particular focus areas in 2017 are structural variation and population genomics.

CRISPR, la revolució de la genètica

Quan la genètica i les matemàtiques es donen la mà

La mà és una extremitat de gran complexitat. L’ explicació biològica del desenvolupament de la mà s’ha formulat gràcies al model matemàtic predit per Alan Turing, precursor de la informàtica moderna. D’on sorgeix aquesta connexió entre la biologia i les matemàtiques? Per què tenim cinc dits a cada mà i no quatre o set? Per què és tan important conèixer com es desenvolupa aquesta extremitat?

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ENGLISH VERSION

The exhibition brings together images from the scientific work of the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)

Photographs by researchers at the CRG are being presented. The aim is to share not only the work that is done at the centre, but also the beauty and uniqueness of the images and the parallels and synergies between art and science.

Centre Cívic Urgell will host the exhibition, which is being supported by the Banc Sabadell Foundation.

Is it possible to design gastronomic experiences tailored to the genetic profile of diners? What stimuli do we receive when we eat: How do we perceive and integrate them? How do we model behaviours at and away from the table? What role do expectations play during a tasting menu? Can we transfer this knowledge beyond the gastronomic experience and bring it to the field of health?