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CMCiB hosts the 4th ISMISS/MIS & Endoscopic Spine Forum

The CMCiB facilities have been chosen to host a hands-on cadaver surgery workshop as part of the 4th ISMISS/MIS & Endoscopic Spine Forum.

A study reveals sex differences in experimental liver cirrhosis

Researchers at IGTP have led a study that evaluates, for the first time, the difference between sexes in advanced liver disease in a rat model. The study has been published in the journal Laboratory Animals and has been conducted at the facilities of the CMCiB.

The European project SMA-TB concludes with significant advances in tuberculosis treatment

The SMA-TB project, an initiative coordinated by the Experimental Tuberculosis Unit (UTE) at IGTP and funded by the European Commission's H2020 programme, has reached its conclusion after five years of research aimed at improving tuberculosis treatments.

The second edition of the GrowInn incubator kicks off

The innovation units and researchers of the Innomed program gathered at IGTP to launch the second edition of the GrowInn project incubator. The meeting provided an opportunity to share experiences from the first edition and define the new challenges and objectives for this year.

IGTP drives biomedical innovation at Mobile World Congress 2025

The IGTP Actively participated in Mobile World Congress 2025 (MWC25) and the 4 Years From Now (4YFN) platform, contributing its expertise in artificial intelligence, clinical data, genomics, and digital health innovation. Researchers and projects from the institute played a key role in several sessions and discussions, as well as in showcasing emerging biomedical technologies.

Germans Trias and Qualud join forces to improve mental health hospitalisation with the development of a pioneering risk monitoring tool

An open-door psychiatry project from (HUGTiP, IGTP and Qualud has led to the creation of RutiSafeNet, an innovative risk monitoring tool for patients with acute mental disorders. This solution enables nursing staff to visualise and analyse data in real time, facilitating quick and well-informed decisions to enhance safety.