Research Programs & Groups

Biology of Disease

Decoding molecular and cellular pathways linked to the disruption of physiological homeostasis leading to major diseases. Development of new therapies, using cutting-edge experimental and informatics approaches from single-cell to systemic levels. Coordinator: Juana Díez.

Molecules, Genes, and Cells

The Molecules, Genes, and Cells Program unites diverse research groups to uncover the molecular mechanisms underlying health and disease. Using a multidisciplinary approach—including molecular biology, genetics, immunology, and neurobiology—we study both normal and pathological processes in various model organisms, supported by advanced computational methods. Coordinator: José Ayté.

Systems Biology and Biomedical Engineering

Use of systems biology and biomedical engineering to gain a deep, quantitative understanding of biological systems. Research focuses on creating and implementing novel biomedical and clinical solutions. Coordinator: Pilar Rivera Gil.

Populations and Ecosystems

Explores the diversity, evolution, and complexity of life within and between individuals, populations, species, and ecosystems. Investigates the mechanisms underlying their origin and evolution as well as their biological and medical implications for specific human traits, aging, and disease. Coordinator: Elena Bosch.

Core Facilities

Genomics Unit

Scientific Computing

Peptide Synthesis Unit

Flow Cytometry Unit (UPF-CRG)

Proteomics Unit (UPF-CRG)