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First Sols-Morreale Award in Biomedical Research

Francisco Sánchez Madrid

The award ceremony will take place on 19 October at 11.30 am in the Gabriella Morreale Auditorium

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The IIBM brings research to the public at European Researchers’ Night

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Researchers uncover key role of IRS2 protein in placental development and fetal growth

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Alterations in the distribution of ribosome precursors associated with ribosomopathies

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Cellular senescence: new pathway to understand vestibular schwannomas

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Olanzapine alters the insulin response through the hypothalamus

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Eating well during pregnancy changes the placenta: how the Mediterranean diet works

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Researchers develop a neuroprotective peptide against sensorineural hearing loss

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MRI reveals how the brain responds to an anti-obesity treatment

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The IIBM brings biomedical research closer to the next generation of scientists

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Identification of a Key Mechanism Underlying Coronary Damage in Kawasaki Disease

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Four Young People Receive AECC Grants to Conduct Cancer Research at IIBM

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Manuela Hidalgo Wins the Young Investigator Award

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Gema Moreno Bueno, IIBM researcher, appointed Scientific Director of CIBERONC

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IIBM celebrates Brain Breaking Bad, a unique event on brain tumors

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Researchers Identify Kidney Tumors Sensitive to Targeted Therapy

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A rodent that regenerates tissues... and escapes cancer

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Biomarkers of Toxicity in Advanced Breast Cancer

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The IIBM at a Glance

Instituto de Investigaciones Biomédicas Sols-Morreale (IIBM) is a joint center of Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) and Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM), whose mission is to study the molecular basis of human pathology with a translational approach. By integrating basic and clinical research we aim to advance in the discovery of novel diagnostic and therapeutic strategies for the benefit of society.

Next events

Seminario Alberto Sols

Isabel Lastres Becker (IIBM)

GASDERMIN D and PYROPTOSIS: a novel therapeutic axis in TAU-dependent Frontotemporal Dementia

Speaker: Isabel Lastres Becker , Enfermedades Neurológicas (IIBM)
Contact: Alicia González Martín

Salón de Actos Gabriella Morreale 16 October | 2026 | 12:30

Premio

Francisco Sánchez Madrid

I Premio Sols-Morreale

Speaker: Francisco Sánchez Madrid , Catedrático de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Contact: Pilar López Larrubia

Salón de Actos Gabriella Morreale 19 October | 2026 | 11:30

Seminario Gabriella Morreale

Ana Cuenda (CNB)

When Inflammation Fuels Cancer: The Role of Stress‑Activated Kinases

Speaker: Ana Cuenda , Centro Nacional de Biotecnología (CNB) CSIC , Madrid
Contact: Wolfgang Alexander Link Grosslinger
Description: Ciclo de Seminarios Reconocido con 1 ECTs
Online Room

Salón de Actos Gabriella Morreale y Webinario online 23 October | 2026 | 12:30

Seminario Gabriella Morreale

Marc Claret

Mitochondrial Iron Governs Postnatal POMC Neuron Development

Speaker: Marc Claret , IDIPAPS , Barcelona, España
Contact: Alain Juan de Solis

Salón de Actos Gabriella Morreale 30 October | 2026 | 12:30

About us

Our Mission

Instituto de Investigaciones Biomédicas Sols-Morreale (IIBM) is a joint center of Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) and Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM). The IIBM is currently one of the most important centers for research in Biomedicine in Spain. The Center's research is distributed in four departments: Cancer, Metabolic and Immune Diseases, Neurological Diseases and Aging and Rare Diseases. In addition training plays an important role in the Institute.

Francisco Sánchez Madrid

The IIBM brings research to the public at European Researchers’ Night

Researchers uncover key role of IRS2 protein in placental development and fetal growth

Alterations in the distribution of ribosome precursors associated with ribosomopathies

Cellular senescence: new pathway to understand vestibular schwannomas

Olanzapine alters the insulin response through the hypothalamus

Eating well during pregnancy changes the placenta: how the Mediterranean diet works

Researchers develop a neuroprotective peptide against sensorineural hearing loss

MRI reveals how the brain responds to an anti-obesity treatment

The IIBM brings biomedical research closer to the next generation of scientists

Identification of a Key Mechanism Underlying Coronary Damage in Kawasaki Disease

Four Young People Receive AECC Grants to Conduct Cancer Research at IIBM

Manuela Hidalgo Wins the Young Investigator Award

Gema Moreno Bueno, IIBM researcher, appointed Scientific Director of CIBERONC

IIBM celebrates Brain Breaking Bad, a unique event on brain tumors

Researchers Identify Kidney Tumors Sensitive to Targeted Therapy

A rodent that regenerates tissues... and escapes cancer

Biomarkers of Toxicity in Advanced Breast Cancer

The IIBM at a Glance

Next events

Seminario Alberto Sols

Isabel Lastres Becker (IIBM)

Premio

Francisco Sánchez Madrid

Seminario Gabriella Morreale

Ana Cuenda (CNB)

Seminario Gabriella Morreale

Marc Claret

Our Mission

Research Programs

Cancer

Metabolic and Immune Diseases

Neurological Diseases and Aging

Rare Diseases