CIC biomaGUNE
PARQUE TECNOLÓGICO
DE SAN SEBASTIÁN
Edificio Empresarial "C"
Paseo Miramón 182
20009 DONOSTIA -SAN SEBASTIÁN
GUIPÚZCOA
SPAIN
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CIC biomaGUNE
CIC biomaGUNE is a non-profit research organization created to promote scientific research and technological innovation at the highest levels in the Basque Country following the BIOBASQUE policy in order to create a new business sector based on biosciences.
Research Highlights
Luca Salassa and Abraha Habtemariam (Ikerbasque Visiting Fellow) together with colleagues at the University of Warwick (Prof. P. J. Sadler's group) were instrumental in the development of chiral osmium arene iminopyridine complexes which display potent anticancer activity.
Title: Mirror-Image Organometallic Osmium Arene Iminopyridine Halido Complexes Exhibit Similar Potent Anticancer Activity 19/12/2013 Christmas Lecture: Fast & Furious: Understanding how cancer cells tune their engines
Authors: Dr. Ying Fu, Dr. Rina Soni, Dr. María J. Romero, Dr. Ana M. Pizarro, Dr. Luca Salassa1,, Dr. Guy J. Clarkson, Jessica M. Hearn1,, Dr. Abraha Habtemariam, Prof. Dr. Martin Wills, Prof. Dr. Peter J. Sadler
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Seminars
Arkaitz Carracedo, PhD
News
02/12/2013
CIC biomaGUNE coordinates the new Marie Curie Project VIROMA21/10/2013
The Radiochemistry Group gets involved in an ITN Marie Curie action23/09/2013
Defense of the PhD Thesis of Paolo di Gianvincenzo11/09/2013
Defense of the PhD Thesis of Natalia Malashikhinamore
Job offers
Postdoctoral opportunity in immunonanotherapeutics
A postdoctoral position in targeting antigen presenting cells with immunonanotherapeutics is available. The successful candidate will be joining an interdisciplinary team seeking to develop immunonanotherapeutics which could be applied to treatPostdoc Vacancy
The two-year postdoctoral position within a bilateral collaborative project between IPREM, Pau (funded by the Conseil Général des Pyrénées Atlantiques) and CIC biomaGUNE, San Sebastian (funded by an ERC Starting Grant) isPhD Position
In this project, the PhD fellow will interface purpose-designed extracellular matrix mimics with living cells, to better understand how the chemical and mechanical cues of polysaccharide-rich matrices affect cell trafficking. more