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International

International

The CRG has a successful track-record for securing support from prestigious international public and private funding agencies, which highlights the genuine scientific contributions of the Institute. This section shows a short selection of ongoing projects, of which some involve participation in distinguished international consortia.

INTERNATIONAL

BRAIN

New methods and theories to interrogate organizational principles from single cell to neuronal networks

Principal Investigator/s

Mara Dierssen Sotos, Partner

Field / Programme

Field/Programme - Lorem Ipsum...BRAIN

Start: 15/09/2019 End: 14/09/2022

INTERNATIONAL

Mechanosensitive dynamics at the fertilization synapse

Principal Investigator/s

Verena Ruprecht, Coordinator

Field / Programme

Field/Programme - Lorem Ipsum...Mechanosensitive dynamics at the fertilization synapse

Start: 01/10/2020 End: 30/09/2023

INTERNATIONAL

Organization of the DYRK1A interactome through docking domains: searching for novel targeting approaches

Principal Investigator/s

Susana De la Luna Gargantilla, Project Leader

Field / Programme

Field/Programme - Lorem Ipsum...Organization of the DYRK1A interactome through docking domains: searching for novel targeting approaches

Start: 21/06/2020 End: 14/07/2022

INTERNATIONAL

Occurrence of sporadic oncogene activation in normal B cells and its implications in lymphomagenesis

Principal Investigator/s

Renée Beekman, Project Leader

Field / Programme

Field/Programme - Lorem Ipsum...Occurrence of sporadic oncogene activation in normal B cells and its implications in lymphomagenesis

Start: 01/01/2020 End: 30/06/2022

INTERNATIONAL

Multi-scale, single-cell systems biology of leukemia stem cells in pathogenesis

Principal Investigator/s

Lars Velten, Partner

Field / Programme

Field/Programme - Lorem Ipsum...Multi-scale, single-cell systems biology of leukemia stem cells in pathogenesis

Start: 01/02/2020 End: 31/01/2023

INTERNATIONAL

Molecular analysis of the non-cell autonomous effects in Down syndrome cortex using mouse ESC-derived brain organoids

Principal Investigator/s

Laura Batlle Morera, Project Leader

Field / Programme

Field/Programme - Lorem Ipsum...Molecular analysis of the non-cell autonomous effects in Down syndrome cortex using mouse ESC-derived brain organoids

Start: 20/04/2020 End: 18/01/2023

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