Los Ad Hoc Seminars exploran temas de investigación especializados e innovadores, atrayendo al CNIO a investigadores líderes en el campo en cuestión.
Seminarios Ad Hoc 19/05/2025
Antonio Maraver
FMO4 drives lung adenocarcinoma by stabilizing the MAT2A/MAT2B complex and hindering ferroptosis
Seminarios Ad Hoc 28/04/2025
Paolo Ceppi
Contact-based transfer of thymidylate promotes collective tumor growth
Seminarios Ad Hoc 10/04/2025
Daniel Muñoz-Espín
Impact of Senescence and Reprogramming in the Lung Tumour Microenvironment
Seminarios Ad Hoc 26/03/2025
Javier Bonet-Aleta
An autonomous c–Myc mRNA small–molecule degrader
Seminarios Ad Hoc 24/03/2025
Mohamad Abedi
Unlocking New Therapeutic Strategies by Reconstructing Cell Signaling Networks from the Ground Up
Seminarios Ad Hoc 19/03/2025
Cristian Prieto García
Targeting Proteotoxic Splicing in Cancer
Seminarios Ad Hoc 25/02/2025
Nacho Molina
Unraveling Spatio-Temporal Regulation of Gene Expression During the Cell Cycle by Integrating Single-Cell Multiome and Spatial Transcriptomics with Biophysics-Informed Deep Learning
Seminarios Ad Hoc 18/02/2025
Pablo Fernández Tussy
Regulation of lipids and choleSTEROLs metabolism in fatty liver disease progression and hepatocellular carcinoma
Seminarios Ad Hoc 12/02/2025
Asier Unciti-Broceta
Discovery, preclinical and early clinical development of eCF506/NXP900: the first total SRC inhibitor
Seminarios Ad Hoc 14/01/2025
Gennaro Napolitano
Selective modulation of mTORC1 signaling at the lysosome
Seminarios Ad Hoc 16/12/2024
Susana Vázquez Torres
De Novo Design of protein binders to bioactive peptides: from hormones to lethal snake toxins
Seminarios Ad Hoc 16/12/2024
Juan José Montero Valderrama
Uncovering cancer vulnerabilities through novel non-Coding, multidimensional, and phenotypic screening technologies