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IPS Unipamplona supports the TROPSENSE project in the aquisition of samples for the early detection of tropical diseases Thanks to the work done by Universidad de Pamplona and Universitat Rovira i Virgili in the framework of the Tropsense project, a new artificial system based on the concept of the electronic nose has been formulated, designed and developed. Its main objective is the earlt detection of tropical diseases such as Dengue and Leishmania, through breath samples given by voluntary patients. More information about this can be found in the press release of Universidad de Pamplona, the official link given below: official press release
Secondments of two professors from Universidad de Pamplona (Colombia) in Poland in the frame of TROPSENSE project The cooperation between the Rovira i Virgili University (Spain) and the University of Pamplona (Colombia) led to the successful design and development of an artificial system based on the concept of an electronic nose, which will be used to detect tropical diseases. This research will be further developed at the IPS Clinic Unipamplona, under the coordination of Dr. Omar Geovany Perez. This was reflected by the Press Office of Universidad de Pamplona, the official link given below: official press release
Meeting of TROPSENSE researchers at Universidad de Pamplona (Colombia), November 2015. Various researchers from the Tropsense project met in Pamplona (Colombia) in November 2015, with the occasion of starting the breath samples collection of patients affected by the Dengue disease in the Department of Norte de Santander, Colombia. This event was reflected by the Press Office of Universidad de Pamplona, the official link given below: official press release
TROPSENSE project launch The launch of the Tropsense project has received a lot of interest from local, regional and national press, due to the importance of the issues tackled in our research: 1. Redacción Médica: Un estudio indaga en la diagnosis de enfermedad tropical con el aliento 2. Empordà: Estudien la viabilitat d´una tecnologia per diagnosticar malalties tropicals a través de l´alè 3. El Periódico: Una nariz electrónica diagnosticará las enfermedades tropicales desatendidas 4. Te interesa: Un proyecto estudia diagnosticar enfermedades tropicales a través del aliento 5. VilaWeb: Estudien la viabilitat d'una tecnologia per diagnosticar malalties tropicals a través de l'alè 6. El Economista: Un proyecto estudia diagnosticar enfermedades tropicales a través del aliento 7. Siglo XXI: Un proyecto estudia diagnosticar enfermedades tropicales a través del aliento 8. La Vanguardia: Un nas electrònic diagnosticarà les malalties tropicals desateses 9. La Vanguardia Tarragona: Estudien la viabilitat d'una tecnologia per diagnosticar malalties tropicals a través de l'alè 10. Informativos Tele5: Un proyecto estudia diagnosticar enfermedades tropicales a través del aliento 11. Tarragona Ràdio: La URV estudia una tecnologia per diagnosticar malalties tropicals a través de l'alè 12. ReusDigital: Un projecte liderat per la URV intenta diagnosticar les malalties tropicals a través de l'alè 13. Tarragona21: La URV vol diagnosticar malalties tropicals a través de l'alè 14. DelCamp.cat: Estudien la viabilitat de diagnosticar malalties tropicals a través de l'alè 15. La Voz Libre: Un proyecto estudia diagnosticar enfermedades tropicales a través del aliento 16. InfoMakis: URV: Diagnosticar malalties tropicals a través de l'alè 17. URV: Diagnosticar malalties tropicals a través de l'alè 18. Diari de Tarragona: Diagnósticos a través del aliento

Press Releases

IPS Unipamplona supports the TROPSENSE project in the aquisition of samples for the early detection of tropical diseases

Thanks to the work done by Universidad de Pamplona and Universitat Rovira i Virgili in the framework of the Tropsense project, a new artificial system based on the concept of the electronic nose has been formulated, designed and developed. Its main objective is the earlt detection of tropical diseases such as Dengue and Leishmania, through breath samples given by voluntary patients. More information about this can be found in the press release of Universidad de Pamplona, the official link given below:

official press release

Secondments of two professors from Universidad de Pamplona (Colombia) in Poland in the frame of TROPSENSE project

The cooperation between the Rovira i Virgili University (Spain) and the University of Pamplona (Colombia) led to the successful design and development of an artificial system based on the concept of an electronic nose, which will be used to detect tropical diseases. This research will be further developed at the IPS Clinic Unipamplona, under the coordination of Dr. Omar Geovany Perez. This was reflected by the Press Office of Universidad de Pamplona, the official link given below:

official press release

Meeting of TROPSENSE researchers at Universidad de Pamplona (Colombia), November 2015.

Various researchers from the Tropsense project met in Pamplona (Colombia) in November 2015, with the occasion of starting the breath samples collection of patients affected by the Dengue disease in the Department of Norte de Santander, Colombia. This event was reflected by the Press Office of Universidad de Pamplona, the official link given below:

official press release

TROPSENSE project launch

The launch of the Tropsense project has received a lot of interest from local, regional and national press, due to the importance of the issues tackled in our research: