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1era Semana de la Innovación Tecnológica UAM 2008

1st Week of Technological Innovation to be held at the Metropolitan Autonomous University (UAM) 2008
UAM Tecnology: Knowledge & Innovation

August 5 - 8, 2008 - Free Admission – Limited Seating

Estudio del NIH indica que la actividad física de los niños cae de 9 años a 15

Children’s Physical Activity Drops From Age 9 to 15, NIH Study Indicates
By 15, Most Fail To Reach Recommended Activity Level

The activity level of a large group of American children dropped sharply between age 9 and age 15, when most failed to reach the daily recommended activity level, according to the latest findings from a long-term study by the National Institutes of Health.

Enseñando viejos fármacos - nuevos trucos

Teaching old drugs new tricks

Scientists predict new uses for existing drugs from their side effects

Un compuesto de la magnolia con el objetivo en las células cancerígenas

Magnolia Compound Hits Elusive Target in Cancer Cells

A natural compound from magnolia cones blocks a pathway for cancer growth that was previously considered "undruggable," researchers have found.

Equipo quita el velo a la lista de partes de la central de energía de la célula

Team unveils 'parts list' of cell powerhouse

Nicole Davis, The Broad Institute

Imagine trying to figure out how your car's power train works from just a few of its myriad components: It would be nearly impossible. Scientists have long faced a similar challenge in understanding cells' tiny powerhouses -- called mitochondria -- from scant knowledge of their molecular parts.


Image / Bang Wong, Broad Institute, from
a Joint Center for Structural Genomics image
Individual proteins converge to form the distinctive
shape of mitochondria.


Investigadores diseñan modelo para riñon artificial automatizado y portable

Researchers design model for automated, wearable artificial kidney
UCLA–VA signs patent-licensing agreement with Singapore company

By Enrique Rivero

Two researchers from UCLA and the Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System have developed a design for an automated, wearable artificial kidney, or AWAK, that avoids the complications patients often suffer with traditional dialysis.

Científios aprenden que lo que comes afecta tu cerebro - y los de tus hijos

Scientists learn how what you eat affects your brain — and those of your kids

By Stuart Wolpert

In addition to helping protect us from heart disease and cancer, a balanced diet and regular exercise can also protect the brain and ward off mental disorders.

La Herceptina ataca las células madre del cáncer de mamas

U-M study: Herceptin targets breast cancer stem cells
HER2 gene causes cancer stem cells to multiply, spread

To view this article in English press here

El gen HER2 hace que las células madre de cáncer se multipliquen y se propaguen

Proteína del hígado asociada con la diabetes tipo 2 en adultos mayores

Liver Protein Associated with Type 2 Diabetes in Older Adults
Study may indicate novel targets for prevention or treatment

By Debra Kain

The presence of a protein expressed by the liver which inhibits insulin action may identify individuals more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, according to a new study led by a researcher from the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, to be published July 9 in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA.)

Investigadores rompen con la parte final del código del sistema inmune

Researchers crack final part of the immune system code

A group of researchers at the Technical University of Denmark and the University of Copenhagen have developed models of neural networks that make it possible to simulate how the body protects itself from disease and predict the immune system’s access codes. The human body has its own natural inbuilt defence mechanism which uses access or “pincodes” to stop microorganisms that invade the body from discovering how the entire human immune system works. Every human being on the planet has their own unique version of this defence mechanism. But the sheer complexity of the immune system has, up until now, also made it difficult for researchers to understand how the immune system functions and develop precise immunological treatments. Last year, the research team led by Associate Professor Morten Nielsen and Professor Søren Buus successfully decoded some of the pincodes. Now, the team has completed work on their project and put together a complete picture of how the immune system checks the inner and outer components of our cells for dangerous invaders. The research could have significant consequences for the treatment of cancer, infectious diseases and also for transplant operations.

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XVII International AIDS Conference
The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is developing a collaborative virtual space to assist individuals and organizations/groups in the Region of the Americas willing to submit contributions to organizing committees of technical meetings, congresses or conferences, but whose limited experience restrains them to do it.

Taking advantage of the upcoming International AIDS Conference to be held in Mexico City in August 2008, PAHO is launching this mechanism as a “paper clinic”. By contributing to improve the overall quality of submissions, PAHO expects that a greater number of contributions from the Region will be accepted and presented during the scientific program of this important event: http://www.aids2008.org/

Whereas PAHO can’t provide any warranty that the submissions will be accepted, it can make a serious commitment that the quality of the accepted contributions will be enhanced through the development of competencies in the field of preparation of abstracts, papers, and presentations, whether oral or as posters.

The mechanism is essentially a Collaborative Virtual Space that includes:
- A Toolkit:links that would enable users to learn about the techniques and art of writing scientific proposals and papers.
- Tutorship: will be provided –at a limited scale initially—to improve the quality of some promising papers and to sharpen the capacities of investigators and writers.
- The space will include virtual tools for exchange of information and experiences – Forum, Blog, Wikis.

This mechanism is an ongoing endeavor and will be modified and expanded with the contributions and opinions of users.

This gives PAHO a month for actual work on perfecting abstracts. Nevertheless, further support will be provided for the development of presentations and posters and for last minute submissions.

For more information click on the title or visit:
http://www.aids2008.org/
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1era Semana de la Innovación Tecnológica UAM 2008

1st Week of Technological Innovation to be held at the Metropolitan Autonomous University (UAM) 2008
UAM Tecnology: Knowledge & Innovation

Free Admission – Limited Seating

Scope

With the purpose of promoting and consolidating a culture of innovation, encouraging technological development, capitalizing knowledge and propitiate technology transfer between the Metropolitan Autonomous University and the productive sectors, the General Coordination and Institutional Development through the Office of Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer you are invited to its 1st Week of Technological Innovation UAM 2008

Topics:

Tuesday 5 - Technological Innovation

Wednesday 6 - Creation of Technology Based Firms (Spin-offs)

Thursday 7 - Intellectual Property

Friday 8 - The Triple Helix and the Entrepreneural University


Information:

Free admission and limited seating. Pre-registration necessary with D.I. Jesús E. Vera Íníguez, Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer Office, Tel. (5255) 54834012 and 54834138, proindus@correo.uam.mx
www.uam.mx

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