Bladder cancer represents a serious public health problem in many countries, especially in Spain, where 11,200 new cases are recorded every year, one of the highest rates in the world. The majority of these tumours have a good prognosis—70-80% five-year survival after diagnosis—and they do not...

Ivo Gut has contributed to a Review published in Nature Methods that aims to establish guidelines for conducting epigenome-wide association studies (EWAS).   The CNAG, as partner in the BLUEPRINT Project (a BLUEPRINT of Hematopoietic...

The CNAG participated in the Researchers’ Night (Nit de la Recerca) organized by BIOcomuniCA’T at the CosmoCaixa Barcelona on 27 September 2013.   The program of free activities was...

European scientists, led by researchers from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Geneva (UNIGE) in the context of the GEUVADIS project, today present a map that points to the genetic causes of differences between people. The study, published in Nature and Nature Biotechnology, offers the...

Queralt Tolosa and Estel Palau are the two high school students who won the Barcelona Science Park Award during the 2013 edition of Exporecerca Jove. The prize consisted in a stay of two days at the CNAG, where they have visited all our...

Mònica Bayés, Programme Manager at the CNAG, participates in the largest genetic study carried out on psychiatric disorders. The study, published in Nature Genetics, analyses the five most common psychiatric disorders with greater impact at a personal and social level: schizophrenia, bipolar...