QUDYMA is a condensed matter theory group specialized in the study of quantum dynamical processes in materials and nanostructures.

The Exposomics, Pollution, and Agriculture (EPA) group focuses on understanding pollution sources and the key processes influencing their environmental and health impacts.

The Integrative Biology research group seeks to identify general biological principles that allow the development of predictive mechanistic models. The work strategy combines the development of theoretical models and computational tools with experiments and analysis of high-throughput data.

As feature sizes decrease, their properties become more influenced by interface behavior, giving rise to novel exotic phenomena. To unlock the potential herein enclosed, our team possesses a broad expertise in characterizing and modeling surfaces and interfaces. Specifically, we focus on understanding their morphology, structure, and non-equilibrium properties across various systems, ranging from proteins and DNA to simple organic molecules and complex inorganic solids.

Development of novel targeting molecule-drug conjugates for the selective drug delivery of drugs to tumor cells

The research group led by Dr. Ferrándiz is dedicated to understanding the various mechanisms responsible for chromosome segregation and exploring the causes of aneuploidy in cancer cells. They mainly study membrane dynamics during cell division to maintain genomic stability.