Biomolecular SIMulations Research Group
Very glad to share our recent article published in the Journal of Applied Microbiology (IF 4.0), a collaborative work developed in collaboration with the group of Prof. Manuel Simões (FEUP/LEPABE). …
Very happy to share our recent collaborative paper entitled “Dual action of benzaldehydes: Inhibiting quorum sensing and enhancing antibiotic efficacy for controlling Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilms” developed in collaboration with the …
Very happy to share our recent results obtained by our PhD Student Vanda Peixoto, with the supervision of Cristina Prudêncio (ESS-IPP), Mónica Vieira (ESS-IPP) and Sérgio F. Sousa (BioSIM) published …
Excited to share our recent collaboration study with the group of Prof. Miguel Arenas at Univ Vigo, Spain published in Molecular Biology and Evolution (IF 10.7). In this study we …
Very happy to share our recent study in collaboration with researchers from the Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Lalpur, Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh, India. In this study we have applied molecular …
Happy to share that our recently published collaborative article has been selected for the front cover of RSC’s Molecular Systems and Enzyme Design (IF: 3.6). This work focused on the …
Happy to share that our recently published collaborative article has been selected for the front cover of Food & Function (IF: 6.10). This study resulted from a collaborative effort of …
Very happy to share our recent study on the application of an integrated multi-level computational approach to identify new promising molecules to selective inhibit quorum sensing in Pseudomonas aeruginosa by …
Please check our recent collaborative research paper published in Food & Function (6.10), a collaboration with the research group of Prof Isabel Ferreira and Prof. Isabel Mafra (REQUIMTE/LAQV – FFUP). …
Very happy to report our recent collaborative research paper published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation (IF 15.9), in a strongly interdisciplinar collaboration with the research group of Prof Patricia …