The SING research group has been developed many Bioinformatics applications since the last 12 years. Here you can find a timeline summarizing some of the most successful ones!
The II CINBIO Annual Meeting will take place next 25th and 26th June (2018). This second edition will be focused on "Novel methods for diagnosis and therapy in biomedicine" (see here the preliminary program). Important deadlines are:
Abstracts submission: 18th May, 2018
Meeting registration: 18th June, 2018.
The scientific conferences will have a multidisciplinary character, of great interest for the students, researchers and professionals of the biomedical and related fields.
Keynotes speakers:
Prof. J. L. Mascareñas; Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, CIQUS, ES.
Prof. Arturas Volianskis; Queen Mary University of London, UK.
Confirmed invited speakers:
Dr. Aleksandr Missiul, ALBA Synchrotron, ES
Dr. Mar Rodríguez Girondo, Leiden University Medical Center, NL
Dr. David Gómez Cabrero, Navarrabiomed, ES
Dr. Lorena Diéguez, INL, Braga, PT
Dr. Alex McMillan, Quantum Technology Labs, Bristol, UK
Dr. Laura Muinelo, USC, ES/Oncomet, ES
Dr. Carlos Palo Nieto, Uppsala University, SE
Dr. Francisco Corzana, Universidad de la Rioja, ES
The IISGS, created in 2008 after a cooperation agreement was signed between the Ministry of Health, the Galician Healthcare Service and the University of Vigo, has configured itself as a space for multidisciplinary research in Biomedicine based in the Álvaro Cunqueiro Hospital in Vigo which brings together the clinical research groups from the Health Areas in the South of Galicia (Vigo, Ourense and Pontevedra) and the biotech groups of the University of Vigo. Its primary objective is to promote translational research and innovation, and thus ensure the effective application of research results in order to improve the health of its citizens.
This way, the SING Research Group makes a significant breakthrough in its biomedical orientation, just two years after joining the Biomedical Research Center (CINBIO).
El Centro de Investigaciones Biomédicas o CINBIO, nacido con la finalidad de crear una infraestructura común para el persoal investigador especializado en biomedicina de la Universidad de Vigo, se convierte en nuevo centro singular de investigación de Galicia.
Gracias a esta denominación, el CINBIO, en el que el grupo SING se encuentra integrado, recibirá 250.000 euros este 2016 y medio millón de euros en los años 2017, 2018 y 2019, hasta completar el total de 1,7 millones de euros de la ayuda. "Esto supone realmente un reconocimiento a la calidad de los investigadores de CINBIO y va a permitir dar más visibilidad a la excelencia que existe en la Universidad en el ámbito de la biomedicina", asegura África González, directora del CINBIO.
