at the CNIO
Guadalupe Sabio no siempre pensó que se dedicaría a la investigación. Estudiaba veterinaria en la Universidad de Extremadura cuando descubrió que su verdadera pasión era la investigación bioquímica. No lo dudó y reorientó su carrera profesional hacia este ámbito.
[read more in Fundación Princesa de Girona]
Guadalupe Sabio talks with the studentes of the Caura High School in Seville (Photo: FPdGi).
El hombre aislado, explicó Guadalupe Sabio, que trabaja solo en su laboratorio no existe. La investigación, aclaró, es un trabajo en equipo. En los resultados participa mucha gente y en esos equipos trabajan tantas mujeres como hombres. Pero nunca se habla de ellas. «El machismo flota en el ambiente y el primer paso es reconocer que existe».
[read more in Hoy]
International Day of Women and Girls in Science (Photo: J. V. Arnelas).
Our lab mate María Crespo has been awarded the second prize in the Archimedes Competition. She will receive a prize of € 2,000.
María Crespo
The competition, organized by the Spanish Ministry of Education, favours the incorporation of young students into the research field by awarding them for their original Master projects of scientific or technological research. On this occasion, more than 350 students throughout Spain participated, of which only 25 went to the final.
Under the supervision of Guadalupe Sabio and Magdalena Leiva, Crespo has studied the circadian rhythm of neutrophil infiltration in the liver and the possible role that these cells play in the regulation of hepatic activity. Through the use of neutropenic mice, she has analyzed the contribution of neutrophils in the progress of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
María Crespo among other finalists of the Archimedes Competition.
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