Last Friday, Dr. Jordi Juárez, together with Dr. Mariano Curti, participated in the Jornades Tècniques (Workshops) organized by the Institut d’FP Sanitària Sant Pau in Barcelona. The session, titled “Molecular Modeling Techniques Applied to Life Sciences,” was delivered to students of the Advanced Vocational Training Program in Clinical Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing. The talk introduced […]
Read More →Last week, on the occasion of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, members of our research group (Patricia and Blanca) visited a high school in Barcelona to take part in a science outreach activity with the students. This initiative, coordinated through the IQTC, allows us to bring our research closer to local […]
Read More →Once again this year, we got together to celebrate our traditional calçotada with both the Experimental and Computational Groups. It was a great chance to catch up, enjoy good food, and spend a lovely day together, not only with colleagues, but also with families. A big thank you to everyone who joined us, and especially […]
Read More →We are happy to share that our latest work has been published in the Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling and is now available Open Access. This study explores the robustness of molecular glue–mediated interactions across different chemical systems and contributes to a better understanding of how molecular glues operate at the molecular level. Our […]
Read More →Last night, despite the stormy weather, we enjoyed a wonderful Christmas dinner filled with laughter, good vibes and great company. It was a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the season together with our colleagues and collaborators from the Galdeano Lab. Moments like these remind us how much we enjoy working and sharing experiences as a team. […]
Read More →Today, we came together at IQTC for a festive Christmas Toast, a special moment to celebrate the end of the year and another productive chapter for our community. Following the toast, the final Seminar of the year took place, featuring a presentation by Varbina. In her talk, Advancing Innovative Drug Discovery through the Synergy of […]
Read More →On November 3rd and 4th, all the members of our group attended the IQTC Meeting 2025. Blanca gave a talk presenting the project she is developing in her PhD, and during the poster session Varbina and Patri shared their research with other attendees. It was a great opportunity for all of us to discuss our […]
Read More →For the second year in a row, our group of PhD students and postdocs — both computational and experimental researchers — came together to celebrate the traditional Castanyada. We prepared panellets, enjoyed roasted chestnuts and sweet potatoes, and took a well-deserved break from the lab. It’s great to share moments like these outside of research, […]
Read More →We are very happy to share that our latest work, “A bottom-up approach to find lead compounds in expansive chemical spaces”, was published in Communications Chemistry in early August. Congratulations to all the authors for their outstanding work, and especially to Álvaro Serrano-Morrás from our group for his key contribution to this project. You can […]
Read More →Patricia, Varbina, and Jordi recently attended the Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Computer-Aided Drug Design, held at the University of Southern Maine in Portland from July 13th to 18th. They each presented their research posters and engaged in vibrant discussions with scientists from across the globe. This year’s meeting featured exciting advances in machine learning, physics-based […]
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