07/02/2024 - Institutional news
The Carlos III Health Institute has approved the renewal of this accreditation, first achieved in 2013. On January 30, the Carlos III Health Institute approved the renewal of the Hospital del Mar Research Institute's accreditation as a Health Research Institute. The center thus passes, for the second time, the audit required to maintain this accreditation, which it received for the first time in 2013.
02/02/2024 - Institutional news
The laboratory director, Dr. Rosa Ventura Alemany, has been invited to join different expert committees of the agency starting this year. Dr. Ventura will be a member of the expert committee of anti-doping laboratories, which has the function of managing and monitoring the accreditation of laboratories and updating the regulations of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). In addition, she will also be a member of the working group on the use of dried blood spots (DBS) in doping controls and of the MRPL (minimum required performance levels) working group, which defines the detection limits that laboratories have to achieve for the different substances prohibited in sport in order to perform effective doping controls.
Stanford University has released a new edition of its list, which considers the most cited scientists in various disciplines, divided into 22 fields of knowledge. This time, the Hospital del Mar and the Hospital del Mar Research Institute have achieved a record number, with 33 professionals in the ranking.
16/11/2023 - Institutional news
The Universidad Francisco de Victoria (UFV), in association with the science and technology company MERCK, presents awards to researchers who have made significant clinical and scientific contributions in the field of cancer immunology research.
15/11/2023 - Institutional news
Evidence shows an annual loss of 34.6 million life-years globally due to suicide. In response to this, globally renowned institutions specialized in mental health and suicide research, in collaboration with experts in bioinformatics, have launched PERMANENS, a pioneering European research initiative. The PERMANENS research project is dedicated to create a medical software prototype that supports clinicians in delivering personalized assessments and care to patients arriving at the emergency department with an elevated risk of self-harm or suicide. This precision medicine software will harness the power of artificial intelligence to provide more accurate risk assessments and access to evidence-based information, enabling the identification of effective treatment options tailored to each patient's unique needs and risk profile.
10/11/2023 - Institutional news
The 2023 edition of the Scientific Retreat of the Hospital del Mar Research Institute was special. This annual meeting to review the highlights of the year at the institution also served to celebrate its 75th anniversary, making it the oldest active public research center in Spain. A benchmark facility in the field of biomedical research that looks to the future. The event was opened by Dr. Olga Pané, manager of the Hospital del Mar, who addressed the researchers, telling them to "make research a beacon of hope for patients and professionals, and a feat of society, which is materialized in our centers". In turn, the director of the Hospital del Mar Research Institute, Dr. Joaquín Arribas, wanted to emphasize that in the last twelve months, "our researchers, from group leaders to trainees, have managed to improve both the impact of publications and the attraction of competitive resources, as well as the translation to society".
Més informació "Scientific Retreat 2023, 75 years doing research"
09/11/2023 - Institutional news
The Hospital del Mar Research Institute will receive 1.5 million euros in funding from the 2022 La Marató de TV3 and Catalunya Ràdio. These funds will be distributed among four projects led by researchers at the institute in the field of cardiovascular health. Dr. Montse Fitó, coordinator of the Cardiovascular Risk and Nutrition Research Group, leads a project that will analyze the role of microRNA molecules in high-density lipoproteins (HDL) in the incidence of coronary heart disease, analyzing possible personalized treatment strategies for atherosclerosis. The Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau Research Institute, the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, and the University of Valencia will participate. They will receive funding of almost 400,000 euros.
17/10/2023 - Institutional news
The 2023 call of the new CaixaImpulse Innovation program will award 3.3 million euros to 29 biomedical research projects, 15 of which come from Catalan research centers. The aim is to contribute to bringing research results to society and the market, fostering the creation of new products, services and companies related to life sciences and health. The two selected projects focus on developing a new sampling system to facilitate early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer and a new immunotherapy treatment for breast cancer. This initiative offers the selected entrepreneurial scientists financial support and accompaniment through individualized mentoring and training, in collaboration with Caixa Capital Risc and in partnership with the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT), of the Portuguese Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education, which is funding two projects in this call.
11/10/2023 - Institutional news
The prizes were awarded at the SEOM congress held in Barcelona at the end of September. The doctoral thesis of Dr. Pedro Rocha, assistant doctor at the Oncology Department of the Hospital del Mar and researcher at the Hospital del Mar Research Institute, has received one of the five grants awarded by the Spanish Society of Medical Oncology (SEOM) to doctoral theses by young researchers. The award ceremony took place on 22 September during the congress of the organisation.
04/10/2023 - Institutional news
On October 7 from 10:00 to 14:30 h comes a new edition of the Open Day of the Barcelona Biomedical Research Park (PRBB) in which researchers will explain firsthand what they do, how they do it and where they do it. The different research centers that are part of the PRBB will offer a wide range of free activities for the whole family. On Saturday morning, children over 12 years old will be able to learn about science from its protagonists with guided tours. From 10:00 to 13:30h we have prepared several routes that will simultaneously tour the building and visit different laboratories. In the case of the Hospital del Mar Research Institute you will be able to visit the Bioinformatics Unit, the laboratoris of stem cell and cancer, immune redirection, applied metabolomics and evolutionary genomics where each of them will explain what their work consists of and the research they are currently doing.
Més informació "OPEN PRBB 2023: On Saturday, October 7, we open the doors again to everyone"
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