The seminar "Mental health and well-being in the world of research: risk activity?" It is organized by the European Observatory of Mental Health in Researchers (ReMO), the CSIC and the UAB. Up to 32-42% of people in academia and among graduate students have a psychological problem, according to recent studies.
The IMB-CNM participates in the organization of a round table for the anniversary of the creation of the Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM) and organizes Open Days throughout the Setmana de la Ciència. Come and meet us!
A public event dedicated to the dissemination of science, aiming to bring research, innovation and its actors to the public. The IMB-CNM collaborates in some activities and there are conferences, games and microtalks around Barcelona and Catalonia all week long.
The institute is involved in the sponsorship and activities of the 6th Summer School on Intelligent signal processing for Frontier Research and Industry (INFIERI), which is taking place this week in Madrid.
The ePowered RACING Team, a group within the UPC's School of Engineering of Barcelona East (EEBE) which the IMB-CNM supports through an agreement collaboration with the Power Devices and Systems group, arrived in the 9th position at the VI MotoStudent in Aragon, which took place the last 18th July. It was the 1st qualified Catalan team and the 4th in Spain, in a total of 50 teams throughout the world.
The Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona is one of the sponsors of the ePowered Racing team of the UPC's School of Engineering of Barcelona East (EEBE), through the Power Devices and Systems group and D+T Microelectrónica A.I.E., which has designed and manufactured an electric motorcycle to participate in the international MotoStudent competition.
Representatives from the Deputy Vice-presidence of Knowledge Tranfer visit the IMB-CNM installations for an overview of the centre's research and activity in technology transfer to the industry.
The IMB-CNM participated in the Festa de la Ciència of Barcelona last Sunday, 13th June. Seven researchers prepared three different workshops that they performed eight times during a period of two hours, so more than 150 people (kids and adults of all ages) attended the demostrations.
