The goal of the CGI is to develop, implement, and disseminate imaging, analysis, and modeling technologies that will elucidate how genomes, in their entirety, are organized and function in three dimensions (3D). The project aims to: - Develop strategies to massively scale imaging methods.   -...
Coordinator: Ting Wu (Harvard Medical School, USA)
Charting SARS-CoV-2 entry factors in human tissues
The project aims to perform a comprehensive analysis of how tissues including the nasal mucosa, lung, gut and kidney are susceptible to infection. Holger Heyn, leader of the Single Cell Genomics team at the CNAG-CRG, will carry out single-cell resolved characterization of different cell populations...
Coordinator: Meritxell Genescà (VHIR), Joaquín Burgos (Vall d’Hebron Hospital)
An omnigenic view of genetic susceptibility to severe COVID19
Marc A. Martí Renom, ICREA Research Professor and Strucutral Genomics Group leader at CNAG-CRG, will lead efforts to identify the genetic determinants that underlie the variation in severity for people with Covid-19. Working alongside Ángel Carracedo (Universidade de Santiago de Compostela) and...
Coordinator: Marc A. Marti-Renom (CNAG-CRG)
In the new European research project 3D’omics, researchers aim to address major challenges in animal production by creating and optimising a technology to analyse animal-microbiota interactions at the microscale. The developed technology will be implemented in two production systems, namely poultry...
Coordinator: Antton Alberdi (University of Copenhagen, Denmark)
Genomics and Personalised Medicine for all through Artificial Intelligence in Haematological Diseases
GenoMed4All is a joint initiative selected and granted by the European Commission under the Horizon 2020 Research & Innovation programme. It will develop a secure and private data sharing platform based on Federated Learning for the pooling...
Coordinator: Federico Álvarez (UPM, Spain)
In-depth genomics and cross-omics analysis for undiagnosed rare diseases on a user-friendly collaborative platform
The iGenCo project aims to discover novel causative genes and enable the diagnosis of rare disease patients. The efforts will build on the Undiagnosed Rare Disease Program of Catalonia (URD-Cat) project and platform, in collaboration with many hospital research groups in Catalonia. Sergi Beltran,...
Coordinator: Sergi Beltran (CNAG-CRG), Juan Ramón González Ruiz (ISGlobal)

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