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05.10.2026
CNIO Announces Four New Research Positions Funded by “CNIO Friends” Through the CNIO Friends initiative, the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO) invites...
Nicola D’Amelio (right), Fundación Occident Visiting Professor, with Jorge Martínez Torrecuadrada, head of the CNIO Protein Production Unit. /MadMoviex. CNIO Translational
13.08.2026
What if cancer treatment came with a yogurt? Chemist Nicola D’Amelio is developing a new idea at the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre...
From left: Jaime Alegrio-Louro, Marta Amorós, Yanira Méndez and Antonio Tapia, winners of the CNIO Friends grants in the 2026 call for applications. / MadMoviex. CNIO. Outreach to Society
25.06.2026
CNIO welcomes four young researchers seeking new ways to stop cancer, thanks CNIO Friends The high level of scientific productivity at the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO)...
Basic Research
15.12.2025
Science Advances. The way our cells respond to oestrogen, the main female sex hormone, depends on how DNA is ‘supercoiled’ Oestrogens, the main female sex hormone, although they also perform some functions in men, are...
Banner CNIO Friends Fellowships 2025 Outreach to Society
18.08.2025
New call for four “CNIO Friends” Postdoctoral Contracts The Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO), thanks to our philanthropic initiative CNIO...
Asistentes a la jornada Amigos/as del CNIO. /Antonio Tabernero. CNIO Outreach to Society
22.07.2025
CNIO celebrates its Friends’ solidarity, essential to attract talent and advance cancer research An important part of the knowledge generated by the National Cancer Research Centre...
Outreach to Society
22.07.2025
Thank you to all our Friends for helping us put a stop to cancer “The key to putting a stop to cancer could be protein-to-protein communication. But honestly, I...
Outreach to Society
12.12.2024
The CNIO Art Program: a tool to convey the importance of science to society The human body has about 37 trillion cells. Recently, the scientific journal Nature published the...
From the left: standing, José Aguilera, Mónica Serra, Elisabeth Araujo, Rocío Valenzuela, Frank Kollmar, Isabel Espejo. Sitting: Isabel Castillejo, Myriam Cohen-Welgryn, Maria A. Blasco, Leonor Prieto, Jessica Rose*. Credit: Laura M. Lombardía / CNIO. Outreach to Society
05.12.2024
L’Oréal Dermatological Beauty and CNIO renew their collaboration for skin cancer research The most frequent cancer type is skin cancer and its incidence is increasing worldwide. The study of...

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