NEWS
CRG researcher Ben Lehner has been awarded the seventh edition of the Banc Sabadell prize to biomedical research.
CRG researchers have participated in the sequencing of the tomato genome. The functional analysis of the tomato genome reveals that the repeated genes present in the tomato explain some of the...
The CRG will study genetic basis as a possible cause of the development of neurodegenerative diseases and the ACE Foundation will contribute its expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of these...
Two collaborative studies involving the CREAL and the CRG have identified a number of genes involved in the size of the cranial perimeter and in childhood obesity. Study carried out on more than...
CRG and CNAG have signed a collaboration agreement to promote action in order to strengthen their research. The first fruit of this alliance is the CNAG Structural Genomics research group, led by...
Seven European regions are launching the ETTBio project, which aims to identify, exchange and transmit best practices for Effective Technology Transfer in Biotechnology in order to improve local...
The public dialogue will be hosted at the Lecture room 1 (Aula 1) of the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (CCCB) next 27th of April, 19.00hrs.
The world's largest event of computational biology will be held in Barcelona from 21 to 24 April
Among the guests, there will be people like the Nobel Prize in Chemistry (2009), Ada Yonath,...
CRG has recently signed a year-long collaboration agreement with Illumina, a leading developer and manufacturer of life sciences tools and integrated systems for large-scale analysis of genetic...
CRG Researchers collaborate in the identification of the genetic base of familial hypertension. The results of their work, conclude that mutations in a gene cause the majority of cases of a rare...