Negative symptoms in psychosis are still the hardest to treat and probably multifactorial. Our work has suggested that some can be associated with blood markers, which might in the future open way to a more precise and quick diagnosis and efficient treatment to help patients experiencing psychosis disorders, such as schizophrenia. This work was done in a highly successful IBEB-FCUL and CUF partnership! Thank you to all patients and researchers!
The paper “Development and Characterization of Mesembryanthemum crystallinum L. Extract-Loaded Phytosomes for Enhanced Delivery of Antioxidant Compounds” was recently published in the journal Life. M. crystallinum (also called ice plant) is an edible halophytic succulent plant rich in Read more
From April 19 to 22, 2026, IBEB and FCUL will host a scientific event of excellence: the ESTRO course “Quantitative Methods in Radiation Oncology – Evidence Based Radiation Oncology in the 2020’s”.The initiative results from Read more
Ana Margarida Mota, researcher at IBEB and Assistant Professor at FCUL, has secured advanced computing resources as principal investigator for the project “Experimental Evaluation of GPU-Based Deep Learning Workflows for Mammography and Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Read more
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