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Dr. Waldo Nogueira Takes Part in the 'España ATRAE' Meeting
19 03 2025
The event brought together 40 renowned researchers to advance science in Spain and foster collaborations.
The 17th edition of UniStem Day was a success!
17 03 2025
On March 14th, UniStem Day 2025 took place, a special event dedicated to stem cells and advanced therapies for high school students.
Dr. Alex Taylor Interview
14 03 2025
We spoke with Dr. Alex Taylor, coordinator of the Animal Minds Lab, who told us about the focus of his research and what is currently known about animal intelligence.
DIPOLE Project Kick-Off: Advancing Personalized Epilepsy Treatment
13 03 2025
On February 20th, 2025 took place the official launch of the DIPOLE project, a collaborative initiative aimed at advancing personalized treatment for pharmacoresistant epilepsies.
Brain Awareness Week
12 03 2025
This week, from March 10th to 16th, marks Brain Awareness Week, a global initiative aimed at sharing knowledge about this fascinating organ and the ongoing research to unravel its mysteries.
Patent on Fezolinetant Use
07 03 2025
Professor Raul Andero’s laboratory, Translational Mechanisms of Fear Memory, has registered a European patent on the use of Fezolinetant—a drug originally developed to treat vasomotor symptoms associated with menopause—for modulating the consolidation of aversive memories.
Sixteen female researchers from the Institute in the "Ranking of Spanish Women Researchers" (CSIC)
19 02 2025
Sixteen female researchers from the Institute have been recognized in the recent "Ranking of Spanish Women Researchers" published this February.
International Day of Women and Girls in Science
11 02 2025
To commemorate February 11, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, our Institute lanched several initiatives to give visibility to women scientists and inspire young girls to pursue scientific careers.
Lab-designed chimeric protein shows beneficial effects in animal models of Alzheimer's disease
10 02 2025
A research team at the Institute has developed a new protein capable of improving memory and reducing Tau protein levels in animal models of Alzheimer's disease. The new compound, HEBE, generated by fusing three proteins, represents a new approach in the search for new strategies to tackle the disease.
Latest Advances in Understanding How Traumatic Memories Are Processed
07 02 2025
A review published in Molecular Psychiatry by ICREA Professor Dr. Raül Andero delves into the intricate mechanisms underlying fear memory, offering a comprehensive analysis that integrates findings from both human and animal studies. Read the publication