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Doctoral Thesis 10/07/2026
Pian Sun
Targeting hyaluronic acid in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma uncovers novel therapeutic opportunities
Doctoral Thesis 16/06/2026
Catalina Berca
Developing models to investigate bladder cancer-smooth muscle cell interact
Doctoral Thesis 05/06/2026
Anabel Sáez Mas
A ribosomal perspective on aging and neurodegeneration
Doctoral Thesis 29/05/2026
Nayim González Rodríguez
Structural characterization of C. glabrata Cdc13 and de novo design of R2TP binders
Doctoral Thesis 29/05/2026
Gonzalo María Aizpurua
Deciphering the chaperone-orchestrated maturation of RAF1 to target KRAS-driven tumours: a structural roadmap for selective degradation
Doctoral Thesis 08/05/2026
Sara Barrambana
Modeling Therapeutic Response in Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma (PDAC) for Personalized Combination Strategies
Doctoral Thesis 08/05/2026
Paula Sánchez Sánchez
Deciphering the role of FXR signalling in biliary epithelial cells in liver fibrosis
Doctoral Thesis 24/04/2026
Sergi Roig Soucase
PrimPol deficiency in vivo: synthetic lethality and ageing-associated phenotypes
Doctoral Thesis 26/03/2026
María del Mar Martínez
Topoisomerase Dynamics in Genome Metabolism and Architecture
Doctoral Thesis 06/03/2026
Yanara Astudillo
Molecular determinants for FAK activation and regulation by intrinsic and c-Src driven mechanisms
Doctoral Thesis 27/02/2026
Juan García-Agulló Rivera
Deciphering the role of NGFR in tumor progression and immune regulation in HNSCC
Doctoral Thesis 20/02/2026
Lucía de Prado Rivas
The role of nutrient signalling to the RagC-mTORC1 axis in atherosclerosis

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