Dr. Carlos Modenutti is joining our lab as a PostDoc researcher from the University of Buenos Aires to work on pan-coronavirus ligands for targeted degradation of the 3CLpro. He has a Ph.D. in Glycoinformatics and has worked on both the computational and the experimental side of Drug Discovery. Welcome to our lab, Carlos, and good luck with the project […]
Read More →From the 4th to the 6th of April the 1st ALLODD Workshop and Ph.D. Induction Course was held in Vienna. Xavier Barril and Varbina participated in the event and met with the other supervisors and Ph.D. students, part of the ALLODD ITN project.
Read More →Varbina and Marc joined the 8th RSC-BMCS Fragment-based Drug Discovery Meeting in Cambridge, UK.
Read More →Marina and Alvaro presented their work on “Targeting PTEN with Target-based and Phenotypic Screening approaches” and “Bottom-up exploration of the chemical space” at the Biomedicine’s PhD Day.
Read More →Marc Ciruela, a biochemistry student, has joined us for his Undergraduate thesis project! Welcome Marc! We hope you learn a lot from your stay with us and have fun!
Read More →Patricia Blanco has recently joined our group as a Ph.D student. She has a master’s degree in Biotechnology from the University of Madrid and an IT and Business degree from Universidad CEU San Pablo. Patricia will be working on the computational rational design of mini-PROTAC molecules. We wish you all the best with your research!
Read More →Varbina Ivanova will continue her work with us as a PhD student. Her project on Allosterity in Fbw7 E3 ligase is part of the Marie Skłodowska Curie ALLODD consortium.
Read More →Next Thursday, 10th of February, the members of the group will be attending the Biomedicine’s PhD Day at UB. Marina and Alvaro will be presenting their posters on “Targeting PTEN with Target-based and Phenotypic Screening approaches” and “Bottom-up exploration of the chemical space”.
Read More →On Friday 10th of December, Dylan has successfully defended his PhD thesis entitled Computational exploration of host-guest complexes. This work has been carried out within the NOAH ITN project (https://www.noah-itn.eu/) under the co-supervision of Xavi and Prof. Valerie Heitz from Strasbourgh university. During his thesis, Dylan has participated in the SAMPL challenges, predicting host-guest complex […]
Read More →On Monday 25th of October, Miriam has successfully defended her PhD thesis entitled Biophysical and structural approaches to discover small-molecule modulators of challenging targets in cancer. During her thesis she has employed a wide range of structural and biophysical methodologies to uncover ligandability of the E3 ligases family, including the discovery of the first FBXW7 […]
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