Exposomics, Pollution and Agriculture (EPA)

Exposomics, Pollution and Agriculture (EPA)

The Exposomics, Pollution, and Agriculture (EPA) group is dedicated to comprehending pollution sources and the pivotal processes influencing their impact on the environment. Our research spans from environmental chemistry to analytical chemistry, utilizing non-target screening and metabolomic methods to discern the effects of pollutants on both the environment and human health.

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Cell Compartmentalization, Homeostasis and Inflammation

Cell Compartmentalization, Homeostasis and Inflammation

The long-term interest of our lab is to contribute to the better understanding of (1) how the architecture and function of specific cell compartments is regulated, and how their integrity is ensured; (2) how these regulatory mechanisms are integrated with signalling networks controlling inflammation and innate immunity, and (3) how these principles modulate tissue repair and fibrosis, innate defence against pathogens, or aging-associated decline.

Main specialization

Machine learning for Biomedical Imaging analysis and multi-omics integration

Machine learning for Biomedical Imaging analysis and multi-omics integration

In imAIgene-lab, we utilize diverse artificial intelligence tools spanning computer vision, single-cell technologies, and data analytics to extract biologically significant insights from microscopy data. Our research encompasses two main areas. Firstly, we delve into understanding the intricate behaviors and functions of cells within two critical areas of oncology: (1) deciphering the mode of action and heterogeneity in tumor response to immunotherapy, and (2) investigating the complex dynamics of tumor invasion.

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Visit to Institut de Ciències del Mar

Visit to Institut de Ciències del Mar

CSIC’s Vicepresident For Institutional Affairs and Organization, Carlos Juan Closa, visits Institut de Ciencies del Mar (ICM-CSIC) with the Spain’s Ministry for Science, Technology and Universities, Diana Morant.

Innovation with future in Spain

Innovation with future in Spain

CSIC’s president, Eloísa del Pino, attends the intervention of president of Confederación española de organizaciones empresariales (CEOE), Antonio Garamendi, within the Innovation with future in Spain’s confererence that Fundación Rafael del Pino organizes.

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