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IGTP's 2025 Report includes a year marked by the 30th anniversary and the consolidation of scientific activity

IGTP has published its 2025 Annual Report, which brings together the Institute's activities, key indicators and main achievements during a particularly significant year, marked by the celebration of its 30th anniversary.

IGTP's Annual Report 2025 cover

19 IGTP researchers, recognised in a scientific impact ranking

A total of 19 women researchers affiliated with the Germans Trias i Pujol Research Institute (IGTP) feature in the April 2026 edition of the Ranking of Spanish Women Researchers and Women Researchers in Spain, reflectig the relevance of the research conducted both at the institute and across the Can Ruti Campus.

Aerial view of the Can Ruti Campus at Badalona

The Innomed Awards support emerging biomedical projects with potential for transfer in health

The 3rd Innomed Awards brought together professionals from research, healthcare, entrepreneurship and investment, with the presentation of the 15 projects taking part in the new edition of GrowInn and recognition for the seven projects with the greatest potential.

Group photo of the innomed community at the hall of  Josep Carreras Institute

WHO launches an international study on the Andes hantavirus outbreak coordinated by professionals from the Germans Trias Hospital

Roger Paredes (Germans Trias Hospital, IrsiCaixa and the Fight Infections Foundation) coordinates the international NAVIS study, launched by the WHO to advance knowledge of Andes hantavirus. The initiative also includes an advanced virology and immunology study coordinated by IrsiCaixa and IGTP Principal Investigators Julià Blanco and Nuria Izquierdo-Useros.

© WHO  Hedinn Halldorsson

Cardiac organoids show potential for myocardial repair after infarction

In a study recently published in the journal Theranostics, a research team led by Dr Carolina Gálvez-Montón (IGTP- Heart Failure and Cardiac Regeneration -ICREC group) and Dr Kurt Pfannkuche (University of Cologne) reports the development of a strategy based on cardiac organoids to address these limitations.

IGTP launches the PATH program to strengthen advanced therapies at the Can Ruti Campus

IGTP has presented the PATH Advanced Therapies Program (Program of Advanced Therapies) at an event held on 14 May in the auditorium of Hospital Germans Trias i Pujol.