The Fondation Pour l’Audition awarded Ana Belén Elgoyhen for having discovered two molecules that protect the hearing system from noisy environments.
CONICET researchers in San Juan participated in the find of fossil remains of several specimen of this species.
CONICET researchers at IBR participated in a study with potential biotechnological applications.
CEFOBI researchers found that certain compounds, β,β-xanthophylls, mitigate the levels of ultraviolet radiation that can be harmful for plants.
CONICET scientists collaborate with Spanish researchers to analyze the effects of the action of men on the diversity of these coleopteran species in Bosque Atlántico of Alto Paraná.
CONICET scientists used a microscope to analyze the behavior in time and space of the acetylcholine receptor, which plays a key role in the nerve transmission of muscle and brain. The observations were published in Scientific Reports.
Esteban Jobbágy was awarded for his contributions to understand how the uses of the earth are related and for his efforts to link science to real problems of the society.
Held in Buenos Aires, the bilateral workshop aimed at bringing closer the Argentine and the British scientific communities and government agencies in order to find potential lines of work.
Daniela Iguchi and Pablo Froimowicz participated in a research work that was the cover subject of a journal specialized in polymers.
A recent study conducted by CONICET scientists shows a mechanism of cell signaling of sperm unknown until now and with possible implementation in reproductive health clinic.
It is the first time that a research team finds footprints of this extinct animal.
As part of an international collection about different soils of the world, and with the coordination and participation of CONICET researchers, the book “The Soils of Argentina” was published.
CONICET researcher participated in the development of tools for the physical analysis of data that will be provided by the telescope aboard the probe.
Researchers at CONICET conducted a study on sleeping birds to understand the fine interactions between the motor and sensory programs involved in complex vocalizations.
It is 20 Myr old and is the first species described as a dolphin fossil in Argentina and Patagonia in one century.
The study was conducted by CONICET scientists and was published in Nature Ecology & Evolution.
