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Massive Data Analysis Advances the Understanding of How Immunotherapy Works

Researchers identify predictive markers of response to immunotherapy treatment in a study involving data from over 700 patients across six different cohorts, published in Nature...

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Science from a neurodivergent perspective

David Aranda, a neurodivergent researcher on GRIB'S Group, talks to us about how his structured way of thinking has become key asset to advance...

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Marta Espinosa, member of the GRIB, attended the first congress of the Spanish Society of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Marta Espinosa presented the article "Microproteins encoded by noncanonical ORFs are a major source of tumor-specific antigens in a liver cancer patient meta-cohort" during...

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Alternative in animal testing: replacing them with virtual ones to sacrifice less

This September, a European project led by the Universitat Pompeu Fabra and where GRIB participates has been launched which aims to replace a quarter...

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Mar Albà, Ferran sanz and Manuel Pastor in the ranking World’s Top 2% Scientist of Stanford’s University

The new edition of the ranking, which has just been published, includes 41 researchers who have worked at Hospital de Mar and the Research...

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Launch of IHI JU VICT3R Initiative to Revolutionize Nonclinical Drug and Chemical Safety Evaluation with Virtual Controls

VICT3R is a new IHI-funded initiative aiming to revolutionize nonclinical safety testing by significantly reducing animal use in toxicology research....

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Dr. Miguel Ángel Mayer participates in the report on Real World Data and Real World Evidence by the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences (CIOMS)

Dr. Miguel ángel Mayer contributed to the CIOMS report on Real World Data and Real World Evidence, guiding regulators on using this data. ...

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Solving the puzzle of membrane receptors

The G-protein-coupled receptor-based drug development group, led by Jana Selent, creates molecular dynamics simulations that help find new drugs for nervous system diseases....

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Prof. Joseph Schacherer as invited speaker at GRIB

Prof. Joseph Schacherer from the University of Strasbourg has done a seminar: "Species-wide quantitative transcriptomes and proteomes reveal distinct genetic control of gene expression variation"...

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