The mysteries of the hantavirus that has caused a deadly outbreak on a cruise ship

The mysteries of the hantavirus that has caused a deadly outbreak on a cruise ship

At least three people have died and three others are seriously ill due to an outbreak of a hantavirus recorded on a cruise in the Atlantic, the World Health Organization (WHO) has reported. The infection has been confirmed in one of the deceased and is suspected in the others who have fallen ill. It is exceptional for hantaviruses to be transmitted between people, and there is no precedent for hantavirus outbreaks with multiple cases on cruises.

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Núria López, chemist: “They asked me to appear in the photos ‘so that it was seen that there was a woman’”

Núria López, chemist: “They asked me to appear in the photos ‘so that it was seen that there was a woman’”

For chemist Núria López, being in the top 1% of the most cited scientists in the world according to the latest Clarivate ranking is not a destination but the result of a sustained trajectory at the elite level of research. Her career is marked by intuitions and the idea of turning problems into resources. This logic now guides her work at the Institut Català d’Investigació Química (ICIQ) in Tarragona, where she seeks to convert CO₂ into fuel and close the carbon cycle.

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CaixaResearch Institute drives the research of tomorrow

CaixaResearch Institute drives the research of tomorrow

La Fundación ”la Caixa” strengthens its role as one of the major drivers of biomedical research in Europe with the launch of CaixaResearch Institute, a project that synthesizes more than 120 years of commitment to health, science, and talent. Since its origin in 1904, driven by Francesc Moragas, to the present under the presidency of Isidro Fainé, the entity has maintained a social vocation aimed at improving quality of life, with special attention to the most vulnerable groups.

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CaixaResearch Institute drives tomorrow's research

CaixaResearch Institute drives tomorrow’s research

The ”la Caixa” Foundation strengthens its role as one of the major drivers of biomedical research in Europe with the launch of the CaixaResearch Institute, a project that synthesizes over 120 years of commitment to health, science, and talent. Since its origin in 1904, driven by Francesc Moragas, until today under the presidency of Isidro Fainé, the entity has maintained a social vocation aimed at improving the quality of life, with special attention to the most vulnerable groups.

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