Building a better future
From Murcia, in the southeast of Spain, at UCAM University we project an open research accessible to the world, capable of generating real impact in health, sports, technology, and business.
UCAM University
A university that researches to serve society
At UCAM, we believe that research must serve the progress and common good.
That is why we collaborate with some of the most prestigious universities in the world such as Harvard, Oxford, MIT, Stanford, Imperial College London, and NTU Singapore sharing a common purpose: to transform society.
Researchers in the Stanford ranking
Researchers in the Stanford ranking
Researchers in the Stanford ranking
A wide trajectory
A wide trajectory
in various lines of research.
A wide trajectory
A wide trajectory
in various lines of research.
Researchers in the Stanford ranking:
Researchers in the Stanford ranking:
in areas such as health, sports, food, and technology.
Researchers in the Stanford ranking:
Researchers in the Stanford ranking:
in areas such as health, sports, food, and technology.
Reference Research Groups:
Reference Research Groups:
That drive national and international projects.
Reference Research Groups:
Reference Research Groups:
That drive national and international projects.
Chairs with companies:
Chairs with companies:
of strategic collaboration with companies or entities.
Chairs with companies:
Chairs with companies:
of strategic collaboration with companies or entities.
Lines of Research
Featured research groups
Physical Activity and Sports Sciences
Optimization of Training, Sports Performance, and Physical Conditioning
Research Group in Health, Physical Activity, Fitness, and Motor Behavior (GISAFFCOM)
Physical Activity and Sports Sciences
Optimization of Training, Sports Performance, and Physical Conditioning
Research Group in Health, Physical Activity, Fitness, and Motor Behavior (GISAFFCOM)
Physical Activity and Sports Sciences
Optimization of Training, Sports Performance, and Physical Conditioning
Research Group in Health, Physical Activity, Fitness, and Motor Behavior (GISAFFCOM)
Social Sciences, Communication, Legal and Business
Organization of businesses, marketing, and economics
Planning and development for tourism competitiveness
Social Responsibility and Innovation
Communication and Minors
Digital Audiovisual Communication (DIGITALAC)
Social Sciences, Communication, Legal and Business
Organization of businesses, marketing, and economics
Planning and development for tourism competitiveness
Social Responsibility and Innovation
Communication and Minors
Digital Audiovisual Communication (DIGITALAC)
Social Sciences, Communication, Legal and Business
Organization of businesses, marketing, and economics
Planning and development for tourism competitiveness
Social Responsibility and Innovation
Communication and Minors
Digital Audiovisual Communication (DIGITALAC)
Health Sciences
Physiology and Nutrition Applied to Sports
Tissue Regeneration and Repair: Orthobiology, Biomaterials, and Tissue Engineering
Cardiovascular Risk Research Group
Injury Prevention in Sports and Technologies Applied to Environmental Health
Learning in Real and Simulated Clinical Environments (AECRESI)
Nursing Thought and Language in Social Context
Chemical Sensors
Molecular Recognition and Encapsulation (REM)
Industrial and Culinary Food Processing Technology
Health Sciences
Physiology and Nutrition Applied to Sports
Tissue Regeneration and Repair: Orthobiology, Biomaterials, and Tissue Engineering
Cardiovascular Risk Research Group
Injury Prevention in Sports and Technologies Applied to Environmental Health
Learning in Real and Simulated Clinical Environments (AECRESI)
Nursing Thought and Language in Social Context
Chemical Sensors
Molecular Recognition and Encapsulation (REM)
Industrial and Culinary Food Processing Technology
Polytechnic Sciences
Bioinformatics and High Performance Computing (BIO-HPC)
UKEIM: Universal Knowledge Enhancement by Multidisciplinary Implementation
Water Resources Planning and Management
Polytechnic Sciences
Bioinformatics and High Performance Computing (BIO-HPC)
UKEIM: Universal Knowledge Enhancement by Multidisciplinary Implementation
Water Resources Planning and Management
Polytechnic Sciences
Bioinformatics and High Performance Computing (BIO-HPC)
UKEIM: Universal Knowledge Enhancement by Multidisciplinary Implementation
Water Resources Planning and Management
Official Doctorate Programs
Pedro Emilio Alcaraz
Science-Driven Sports Performance
Ecosystem: Harvard Medical School (USA), Edith Cowan University (Australia), Universidade do Porto (Portugal), Universidade Federal de São Paulo (Brazil), Universidad de Granada (Spain)
"Our research focuses on optimizing training, enhancing performance, and managing fatigue to help athletes reach their full potential"
Build research. Build partnerships. Build impact.
Maria Cuartero
Wearable Sensors & Personalized Medicine
Ecosystem: KTH Royal Institute of Technology, University of Geneva, University of New South Wales, Aarhus University, University of Porto
"We develop innovative electrochemical sensor technologies that transform scientific knowledge into practical solutions with real-world impact."
Where great minds solve global challenges
Horacio Pérez
Artificial intelligence and high-performance computing for biomedical innovation
Ecosystem: Sorbonne University, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Politecnico di Milano, University of Helsinki, University of Notre Dame.
"At UCAM, we use artificial intelligence, bioinformatics, and advanced computing to accelerate the discovery of bioactive compounds and tackle real-world healthcare challenges."
Discover. Collaborate. Impact
José Eduardo Maté Sánchez del Val
Biomedical Innovation for Oral Tissue Regeneration
Ecosystem: Universidad Complutense de Madrid, New York University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Università G. D'Annunzio Chieti-Pescara, Tel Aviv University.
Our research focuses on developing advanced biomaterials and regenerative technologies that transform scientific discoveries into practical solutions for improving patient care in dentistry and oral healthcare
Research. Connect. Transform
Andrés Bueno
Artificial Intelligence for Smarter Solutions
Ecosystem: Imperial College London, KU Leuven, University of Manchester, Universitat Politècnica de València, Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata.
"We develop intelligent technologies that combine artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analysis to transform complex information into innovative solutions with real-world impact"
Official Doctorate Programs
Pedro Emilio Alcaraz
Science-Driven Sports Performance
Ecosystem: Harvard Medical School (USA), Edith Cowan University (Australia), Universidade do Porto (Portugal), Universidade Federal de São Paulo (Brazil), Universidad de Granada (Spain)
"Our research focuses on optimizing training, enhancing performance, and managing fatigue to help athletes reach their full potential"
Build research. Build partnerships. Build impact.
Maria Cuartero
Wearable Sensors & Personalized Medicine
Ecosystem: KTH Royal Institute of Technology, University of Geneva, University of New South Wales, Aarhus University, University of Porto
"We develop innovative electrochemical sensor technologies that transform scientific knowledge into practical solutions with real-world impact."
Where great minds solve global challenges
Horacio Pérez
Artificial intelligence and high-performance computing for biomedical innovation
Ecosystem: Sorbonne University, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Politecnico di Milano, University of Helsinki, University of Notre Dame.
"At UCAM, we use artificial intelligence, bioinformatics, and advanced computing to accelerate the discovery of bioactive compounds and tackle real-world healthcare challenges."
Discover. Collaborate. Impact
José Eduardo Maté Sánchez del Val
Biomedical Innovation for Oral Tissue Regeneration
Ecosystem: Universidad Complutense de Madrid, New York University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Università G. D'Annunzio Chieti-Pescara, Tel Aviv University.
Our research focuses on developing advanced biomaterials and regenerative technologies that transform scientific discoveries into practical solutions for improving patient care in dentistry and oral healthcare
Research. Connect. Transform
Andrés Bueno
Artificial Intelligence for Smarter Solutions
Ecosystem: Imperial College London, KU Leuven, University of Manchester, Universitat Politècnica de València, Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata.
"We develop intelligent technologies that combine artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analysis to transform complex information into innovative solutions with real-world impact"
Official Doctorate Programs
Pedro Emilio Alcaraz
Science-Driven Sports Performance
Ecosystem: Harvard Medical School (USA), Edith Cowan University (Australia), Universidade do Porto (Portugal), Universidade Federal de São Paulo (Brazil), Universidad de Granada (Spain)
"Our research focuses on optimizing training, enhancing performance, and managing fatigue to help athletes reach their full potential"
Build research. Build partnerships. Build impact.
Maria Cuartero
Wearable Sensors & Personalized Medicine
Ecosystem: KTH Royal Institute of Technology, University of Geneva, University of New South Wales, Aarhus University, University of Porto
"We develop innovative electrochemical sensor technologies that transform scientific knowledge into practical solutions with real-world impact."
Where great minds solve global challenges
Horacio Pérez
Artificial intelligence and high-performance computing for biomedical innovation
Ecosystem: Sorbonne University, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Politecnico di Milano, University of Helsinki, University of Notre Dame.
"At UCAM, we use artificial intelligence, bioinformatics, and advanced computing to accelerate the discovery of bioactive compounds and tackle real-world healthcare challenges."
Discover. Collaborate. Impact
José Eduardo Maté Sánchez del Val
Biomedical Innovation for Oral Tissue Regeneration
Ecosystem: Universidad Complutense de Madrid, New York University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Università G. D'Annunzio Chieti-Pescara, Tel Aviv University.
Our research focuses on developing advanced biomaterials and regenerative technologies that transform scientific discoveries into practical solutions for improving patient care in dentistry and oral healthcare
Research. Connect. Transform
Andrés Bueno
Artificial Intelligence for Smarter Solutions
Ecosystem: Imperial College London, KU Leuven, University of Manchester, Universitat Politècnica de València, Università degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata.
"We develop intelligent technologies that combine artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analysis to transform complex information into innovative solutions with real-world impact"
International Doctoral School
Official Doctorate Programs
We offer an excellent environment, with expert tutors and innovative projects aimed at social and scientific impact.
Health Sciences
Health Sciences
Social Sciences
Social Sciences
Sports Science
Sports Science
Computer Technologies and Environmental Engineering
Computer Technologies and Environmental Engineering
Facilities
Cutting-edge facilities
Biostatistics
Biomaterials and 3D Printing
Hyperbaric Chamber
Densitometry
Anatomical Pathology Laboratory
Spectrophotometry Laboratory
Chromatography Laboratory
Electron Microscopy
Virology Laboratory
Microbiology Laboratory
Chemistry and Biochemistry Laboratory
Cell Cultures Laboratory
Sensor Chemistry Laboratory
Life in Murcia
Murcia, a place to explore and live
Where history inspires the future
Within walls filled with history, scientific innovation and young talent coexist in a unique environment where faith, culture, and academic excellence meet.
A lively city that embraces you
Its streets, squares, and terraces breathe life, culture, and science. A safe, sunny, and welcoming place, ideal for growing, researching, and enjoying every day.
Mediterranean, balance and light
Less than an hour from the campus, the beaches of the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean offer relaxation, sports, and nature year-round. Here, research is also inspired by the surroundings: sun, sea, and quality of life in southern Europe.
Latest News
Featured news
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
The scientific journal Cell recognizes a research by Izpisua among the "exceptional" ones of the last 10 years.
In its special edition 'Cell Line 2014-2024', it showcases the main advances published by the journal in the last decade, among which is the partial reprogramming of cells by the Professor of Developmental Biology at UCAM, a process directly related to delaying aging.
A molecule discovered through supercomputing could combat colorectal cancer.
Researchers from UCAM, the University of Granada, and the Santa Lucía Hospital in Cartagena have demonstrated that the compound blocks a key protein in the development and metastasis of colorectal cancer. The study, which is funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer and supported by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, has been published by 'Scientific Reports'.
Seven researchers from UCAM among the best in the world in their fields.
The institution adds three new entries to the 'Ranking of the World Scientist' from Stanford University, which recognizes the top 2% of the most influential scientists.
UCAM leads the Healthpreneurs consortium to promote health entrepreneurship in Europe
The project, endowed with 1.34 million euros, has been selected as part of the fourth cohort of the Higher Education Institutions initiative, promoted by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
From Cambridge to the Catholic University of Murcia
The Murcian Adriana Ordoñez González returns to the Region with a Ramón y Cajal contract, after 15 years in the United Kingdom, to research the cellular response to certain diseases using CRISPR-Cas9, at the Juan Carlos Izpisua Laboratory of UCAM HiTech.
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