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Desde el Hospital Clinic de Barcelona nos invitan a su sesión científica del próximo 11 de febrero a las 15:00 h donde han invitado al Dr. Edgar Samaniego.

Título: » Imaging of intracranial aneurysms»

Ponente:  Edgar Samaniego, MD, MS

Clinical Professor of Neurology. Department of Neurology. Carver College of Medicine. Iowa

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IRB Lleida busca candidato/a para preparar y presentar una solicitud al Contrato Miguel Servet (ISCIII).

IRBLleida (Institut de Recerca Biomèdica de Lleida) es un instituto de investigación biomédica acreditado por el Instituto de Salud Carlos III (ISCIII), de referencia en la provincia de Lleida, con actividad traslacional y colaboración estrecha con el Hospital Universitari Arnau de Vilanova y la Universitat de Lleida, y con experiencia en proyectos competitivos y ensayos clínicos.

Dentro del IRBLleida, el Grupo de Neurociencias Clínicas desarrolla investigación clínica y traslacional centrada en ictus y enfermedad cerebrovascular, incluyendo neuroimagen, biomarcadores, modelos animales y líneas afines, en un entorno multidisciplinar y con acceso a cohortes y datos clínicos.

Información completa

16:00 – 17:30 h

IMAS12. Instituto de Investigación Biomédica Hospital Doce de Octubre. Título: El volumen del hematoma y TLR4 como moduladores del daño de la barrera intestinal tras el ictus hemorrágico: implicaciones para la identificación de marcadores predictivos. Ponente: Jesús M. Pradillo Justo.

IBIS SEVILLA. Instituto de Biomedicina de Sevilla. Título: Hiperhomocisteinemia y polifenoles: efecto sobre la vasculatura cerebral. Ponente: Carmen Ortiz.

HU FJD. Hospital Universitario Fundación Jiménez Díaz. Título: Classic and Intermediate Monocytes and their ratios in the Natural Immune Course of Ischemic Stroke. Ponente: Marta Oses Lara.

Dear all,
Bonjour à tous,

I hope this message finds you well. My name is Juliette Lopez, and I work with Maxime Gauberti and Sara Martinez de Lizarrondo, in Caen (INSERM U1237). I was present at the SAB meeting last September, although I did not have the opportunity to meet you in person.

I am reaching out to you as we are organising the INSERM Workshop #288 for next year, and we would be truly grateful for your help in relaying and sharing this information within your networks. Registrations have just opened, and we are currently circulating the announcement through several communication channels. You will find the workshop flyer attached.

Title: New methods to image inflammation & the immune response
Objective: This workshop aims to disseminate knowledge and expertise in in vivo molecular imaging of inflammation and immune responses, with a focus on preclinical and translational imaging in the context of neurological, cardiovascular, and autoimmune diseases.
Deadline for applications: February 27, 2026

Workshop dates and locations:

• Theoretical phase: May 27–29, 2026 — Bordeaux, France
• Practical phase: June 9–12, 2026 — Caen, France 

Website with programme details and registration:
https://ateliersinserm.dakini-pco.com/en/accueil-66-49.php

We would sincerely appreciate your support in sharing this announcement within your institutes, networks, or with colleagues who might be interested.

Más información

16:00 a 17:30 h

Ponencias:

FIBAO (Almería). Hospital Universitario Torrecárdenas de Almería. Título: Aplicaciones de la realidad virtual en la evaluación y tratamiento del ictus. Ponente: Laura Amaya Pascasio

Hospitalari Sant Joan Despí Moisès Broggi (Barcelona). Título: Ictus lacunar y rigidez arterial: relación longitudinal entre VOP y eventos a largo plazo. Ponente: Manuel Gómez-Choco

IIS LA FE (Valencia). Instituto de Investigación Sanitaria La Fe. Título: «Estudio POSTCODE. Registro PrOSpectivo de icTus en paCiente jOven en la comuniDad valEnciana». Ponente: Diana Lucía Tarruella.

This Monday, November 17^th, Josep Munuera will give the CNIC Seminar entitled “Beyond arteries: the venous dimension of the brain in development, aging, and cerebrovascular disease through magnetic resonance imaging” at 12 pm in the Auditorium.

Cerebral veins and dural venous sinuses play a dynamic and often underappreciated role in brain development, function, and disease. This lecture will review how venous anatomy and physiology have adapted across primate and hominin evolution, and how they transform from the fetal period through childhood, adulthood, and advanced age. We will discuss how age-dependent changes in venous drainage and compliance intersect with key neurological and neurovascular disorders, including intracranial hypertension, venous thrombosis, white-matter disease, and neurodegeneration. A special focus will be placed on the ageing brain, where impaired venous outflow and altered pulsatility may contribute to blood–brain barrier dysfunction, impaired waste clearance, and cognitive decline. The talk will highlight the expanding role of medical imaging, with emphasis on advanced MRI techniques such as susceptibility-based venography, high-resolution vessel wall imaging, and quantitative flow assessment. Particular attention will be given to how these tools can probe venous–glymphatic coupling and reveal subtle alterations in venous behaviour across the lifespan.

We hope you could attend the seminar in person this morning.

Best regards.