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 20/06/2025
Zoltan Arany
Selective mTOR signaling in the liver from MAFLD to HCC
Distinguished Seminar 13/06/2025
Brenda A. Schulman
Signaling through the ubiquitin system
Distinguished Seminar 06/06/2025
Ming Li
Immunological Mechanisms of Cancer Defense
Distinguished Seminar 23/05/2025
Samuel Bakhoum
Chromosomal instability as a driver of cancer progression
Distinguished Seminar 04/04/2025
Gabriel Rabinovich
Galectins as multifunctional glyco-checkpoints: A sweet future for immunotherapy?
Distinguished Seminar 28/03/2025
Raphaël Rodriguez
Chemical control of cell identity
Distinguished Seminar 21/03/2025
Andrés Aguilera
A differential role for RNA and chromatin in replication-mediated genome instability, hallmark of cancer cells
Distinguished Seminar 14/03/2025
Michael N. Hall
mTOR signaling in growth, metabolism and disease
Distinguished Seminar 07/03/2025
Rafael Torres Martín de Rosales
PET Imaging-guided development of Drug Delivery Nanomedicines and Cell-based Immunotherapies
Distinguished Seminar 28/02/2025
Ivan Ðikic
Ubiquitination in cancer pathogenesis and therapy
Distinguished Seminar 21/02/2025
Scott Lowe
New approaches to target senescence associated pathologies and cancer
Distinguished Seminar 07/02/2025
Celine Vallot
Investigating mechanisms of cell plasticity in breast cancer at single-cell resolution