The Lions Scientist Marta Shahbazi, Who Was Traveling in...
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Both researchers were traveling in car 8 of the AVE that crashed into a train from Iryo and are missing, according to their families. Biologist Marta Shahbazi Alonso, resident in the United Kingdom, leads a group at the Biology Laboratory at Cambridge University, while biomedical Tamara González researches at the Institute of Molecular Biotechnology in Vienna. Read
Leonese scientist Marta Shahbazi, who was traveling on one of the trains involved in the Urda accident...
The molecular biologist born in León in 1985, and considered "one of the most brilliant Spanish researchers", worked in Cambridge in the field of stem cells and traveled to pick up an award in Huelva in the first AVE car
Marta Shahbazi lives in Cambridge, but returned to her native Spain to receive an award for her contributions to the study of the early stages of human development. The Spanish scientist is in charge of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology of the city and, in addition, she is the mother of two children of 3 and 7 years old. The family had planned to meet her after her passing through a congress that was held in Huelva and where the Spanish Societ…
The researcher, in charge of her own laboratory in Cambridge, was to collect an award for excellence at a congress in Huelva
He traveled to Huelva to collect an award for his excellent career as a researcher.
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