The CRG's Julia Rühle participated in the annual BDS3 event in Ukraine. Here’s her firsthand account of this year’s experience.

The fellows will help build research capacity in Andorra through a three-year fellowship

Award recognises CRG scientist's discoveries into how cells organise themselves and transport the proteins essential for life
 

The advance is described today in the journal Molecular Cell and could help diagnose and treat cancer

A whole mouse ovary, made transparent and imaged in three dimensions. Each bright sphere is one of the roughly 5,000 egg cells a mouse is born with and will ever have. Larger ones are already growing while the smaller specks lie dormant, awaiting their turn across the reproductive lifespan. Credit: Arturo D'Angelo/Centro de Regulación Genómica

Researchers create 3,500 versions of a protein which tells plants they are thirsty; could lead to new strategies to engineer drought-resistant crops