Research, innovation and transfer tagged by "Institut de Biologia Integrativa de Sistemes (I2SYSBIO)"

(D’esquerra a dreta): Mária Džunková, Oleanna Guerra-Font, Omar Daniel Espinoza-Calderón i Inés Alberola-Mora.

L’I2SysBio identifica el mètode d’extracció més eficaç per a obtenir DNA d’alta qualitat en condicions no ideals
07/05/25
Un <i>flowcell</i> o cambra de flux, element de seqüenciació transcriptòmica de lectures llargues mitjançant nanoporus, avaluat per l’equip del I2SysBio (CSIC - Universitat de València). Crèdits: Pablo Atienza.

La Universitat i el CSIC analitzen una nova tècnica de seqüenciació gènica que ajuda a desxifrar malalties com el càncer
06/05/25
Manel Porcar, researcher at the Institute for Integrative Systems Biology (I2SysBio).

The University of Valencia coordinates a European project researching bacteria to improve biogas production
26/02/25
Ana Conesa davant del mural que li ret homenatge al CEIP Carles Salvador de Benimaclet

La investigadora de la Universitat Ana Conesa, protagonista del mural ‘Dones de Ciència’
07/02/25
Tomás Matus, Ramón y Cajal researcher at the University of Valencia.

Megagenome of Araucaria araucana, an endangered Chilean species with food potential in temperate zones, sequenced
20/09/24
Pachnoda marginata specimen

Research shows industrial interest of the gut microbial community of the beetle Pachnoda marginata
01/08/24
Emilia Matallana, a la seu de l'Institut de Biologia Integrativa de Sistemes (I2SysBio).

Emilia Matallana: “La biotecnologia és tan infinita com éssers vius existeixen i opcions de millora se’ns ocórreguen”
09/07/24
Environmental and Biomedical Virology Group at I2SysBio. From left to right: Mireia Bernabéu Gimeno, Marco Pardo Freire and Pilar Domingo Calap.

The University and CSIC obtain first clinical results of viruses that destroy multi-drug-resistant bacteria
25/06/24
Àngela Vidal, at the IES Sant Agustí in Ibiza.

I2SysBio researchers Àngela Vidal and Paola Corbín bring the microbial world closer to pre-university students from Ibiza
21/03/24
(From left to right). Mireia Coscollá Devís, Miguel Álvarez Herrera and Jordi Sevilla, at the I2SysBio headquarters, with a mural of a virus by the artist Mariano Collantes.

Researchers create VIPERA, a software that evaluates how SARS-CoV-2 evolves throughout the infection
21/03/24
Environmental and Biomedical Virology Group of the Institute of Integrative Systems Biology (I2SysBio), a joint centre of the University of Valencia and the Spanish national Research Council (CSIC).

The Institute of Integrative Systems Biology (I2SysBio), pioneer in therapies against multi-resistant bacteria to antibiotics
01/02/24
(From left to right). Javier Buceta, Beatriz Álvarez-Rodríguez and Ron Geller.

Researchers publish a map of how antibodies stop human coxsackievirus B3, which causes serious heart inflammation
13/10/23
 
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