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SAB members visit the CBM
El pasado viernes 12 de mayo, la Dra. Sarah Lambert impartió un Seminario en la Sala Ramón Areces, perteneciente al 24 Ciclo de Seminarios Severo Ochoa y en Honor de Eladio Viñuela (Presentación Yolanda Revilla) La anfitriona fue Aura Carreira.
El pasado viernes 21 de abril, el Dr. Oliver Hobert impartió un Seminario en la Sala Ramón Areces, perteneciente al "24 Ciclo de Seminarios Severo Ochoa". La anfitriona fue Esther Serrano.
Investigadores del CBM junto con el INIA han descubierto que unas moléculas sintéticas de ARN no codificante derivadas de un genoma viral (del virus de la fiebre aftosa) desencadenan una respuesta inmune capaz de bloquear la infección por SARS-CoV-2 y por otros coronavirus animales y humanos.
El pasado viernes, el Dr. D Lluís Ribas (IRB Barcelona) impartió un Seminario del 24 Ciclo Severo Ochoa, con título: The Genetic code: origin, functional limits, and biotechnology.
Esta semana, 14 estudiantes de distintos Institutos de Madrid, del Programa 4ESO+Empresa de la C.M. han hecho una estancia en el CBM de cuatro días. Han visitado todas nuestras instalaciones y han realizado prácticas en los distintos servicios científicos. Esperamos que lo hayan aprovechado y disfrutado!!.
We sadly announce that Prof. Juan Modolell passed away yesterday, Feb 28th, in Madrid. Dr. Modolell was one of the greatest pioneers of molecular biology in Spain and at the CBM Severo Ochoa, and mentor of generations of excellent scientists. Our deepest condolences to the family
Damos la enhorabuena a nuestra compañera María Mittelbrunn por haber sido galardonada con el Premio al Joven Talento Científico Femenino 2022 en la modalidad de Biología y Geología otorgado por La FRACE y Mastercard.
Un estudio liderado por Cayetano von Kobbe del CBM, muestra la implicación del envejecimiento celular en los efectos de la covid-19
The group led by Aura Carreira reveals that the DNA binding function of BRCA2 is necessary to prevent the appearance of "ssDNA gaps" at replication forks. This function is altered in BRCA2 mutations associated with breast cancer.
Jesús Ávila y Crisanto Gutiérrez han sido galardonados con el Premio de la Medalla Margarita Salas a la mejor trayectoria en supervisión de personal investigador 2022 del CSIC
María Llorens, investigadora del CBM Severo Ochoa, ha recibido el Premio de Investigación Médica Traslacional de la de la Real Academia Nacional de Medicina de España 2022.
Damos la enhorabuena a nuestra compañera Ana Ortega por haber recibido el "Premio de investigación Margarita Salas 2022 a jóvenes investigadores" de la Comunidad de Madrid.

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Next Events


 

30 May
2023

12:00h
Reading of Doctoral Theses

Title:   "Implicación de los genes virales I215L, A238L y EP402R del Virus de la Peste Porcina Africana en la modulación de la respuesta inmune innata

Speaker:   Elena Riera Laguna

Director:   Yolanda Revilla / Ricardo Madrid

Place:  Sala Ramón Areces, CBM

02 Jun
2023

12:00h
Reading of Doctoral Theses

Title:   "Control of developmental transitions by OCT4: A new role as a regulator of mTOR activity at gastrulation

Speaker:   Antonio Barral Gil

Director:   Miguel Manzanares

Place:  Sala Ramón Areces, CBM

19 Jun
2023

12:00h
Reading of Doctoral Theses

Title:   "Implicaciones del Metabolismo de la Glicina en la Salud y la Enfermedad Humana: Hiperglicinemia no Cetósica, una Enfermedad con Fenotipo Clínico Neurológico

Speaker:   Laura Arribas Carreira

Director:   Pilar Rodríguez Pombo

Place:  Sala Ramón Areces, CBM

21 Jun
2023

12:00h
Reading of Doctoral Theses

Title:   "Estudio de la regulación de la expresión de Neurogranina por actividad sináptica

Speaker:   Raquel de Andrés Hernaiz

Director:   Javier Díez Guerra

Place:  Sala Ramón Areces, CBM

22 Jun
2023

12:00h
Special Seminar  

Title:   “Directed evolution of molecular tools for cell biology and neuroscience"

Speaker:   Mateo Sánchez (King's College London. London, UK)

Host:    Jesús Ávila    javila@cbm.csic.es     Ext. 4564

Place:   Sala Ramón Areces, CBM

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27 Jun
2023

12:00h
24 Severo Ochoa Seminar Cycle "Advances in Molecular Biology"

Title:    “Connecting myeloid cell metabolism and function”​​

Speaker:   David Sancho (Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Cardiovasculares Carlos III (CNIC), Madrid)

Host:    María L. Toribio     mtoribio@cbm.csic.es     Ext. 4556

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15 Sep
2023

12:00h
Reading of Doctoral Theses

Title:   "Regulación de la transcripción mediada por los factores de transcripción Spalt en Drosophila melanogaster

Speaker:   Cristina Martínez Ostalé

Director:   José F. de Celis

Place:  Sala Ramón Areces, CBM

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