For these events, a scientist of international standing is invited to conduct a seminar or otherwise interact with the CNIO’s team of researchers. Several of these are scheduled over the course of the year and are open to the public. Participants come from different fields, literature and technology included. The aim is to create a stimulating environment that helps to clear minds of stale thoughts and replace them with new ideas.
Distinguished Seminar 25/09/2026
Wendy Bickmore
Gene activation from a distance – does 3D context matter?
Doctoral Thesis 28/09/2026
Irene Ruiz
Exploring the role of p38 signalling in T cell mediated immunity during chronic inflammation
Ad Hoc Seminar 28/09/2026
Bruno Reversade
Leveraging human genetics for therapeutic intervention in common diseases
Distinguished Seminar 09/10/2026
Irene Miguel-Aliaga
The sex and geometry of organs
Ad Hoc Seminar 14/10/2026
Dominique Langin
From Lipolysis to Nuclear Function: Expanding Roles of Adipocyte Neutral Lipases
Distinguished Seminar 16/10/2026
Cédric Blanpain
Uncovering and targeting the mechanisms regulating EMT tumor states
Doctoral Thesis 19/10/2026
Ángel Fernández Sanromán
Reconstructing tumour evolution: learning from the past to predict the future
Doctoral Thesis 21/10/2026
Marta Ibáñez
NKG2D CAR T Cell Therapy as Novel Therapeutic Approach for Pediatric Malignant Central Nervous System Tumors
Ad Hoc Seminar 22/10/2026
Carla Daniela Robles Espinoza
Genomic instability mechanisms in acral melanoma
Distinguished Seminar 23/10/2026
Jack Bravo
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Distinguished Seminar 30/10/2026
Antonis Antoniou
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Distinguished Seminar 13/11/2026
Nathanael A. Caveney
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