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Last Sunday, November 16, the the IGTP lteam of the PMed4HB consortium took part in the Cursa Dani 2025 , a charity race organized by Conservas Dani and held in Premià de Mar. The event, now established as an annual gathering with a charitable purpose, brought together 3,500 participants committed to sports, science, and health. This solidarity race was a clear example that every small contribution matters: with each registration, €2 were donated to childhood cancer research,

On October 30th, the PMed4HB consortium  commemorated World Liver Cancer Day  by welcoming a group of young students the IGTP team laboratory. They enjoyed a hands-on look at how research is carried out and learned about the importance of studying childhood liver cancer. Their curiosity and enthusiasm made the visit especially rewarding for our team. As part of our outreach efforts, our PhD student Andrea Castaneda  also took part in the European Researchers’ Night 2025 . On

This week, two members of the PMed4HB consortium from the IGTP team, PhD students Andrea Castaneda and Queralt Miñarro, presented their latest progress on the project at the 7th Translational Hepatology Meeting, held on October 23–24 in Pamplona. We are proud to share that our newest member, PhD student   Queralt Miñarro Ribot , presented a poster that was selected for a Flash Talk , where she showcased her work and won the Best Poster Blast Award! 🥇 Her poster, titled “Pr

On Wednesday, October 22, we held the third annual meeting of the PMed4HB coordinated project consortium, funded by the Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer (AECC) . The project aims to advance toward personalized medicine in hepatoblastoma. The meeting brought together principal investigators and representatives from the teams at the Germans Trias i Pujol Research Institute (IGTP) , Cima Universidad de Navarra , Universidad de Salamanca , Institut d’Investigacions Biomèdiq

This past week, Dr. Carolina Armengol proudly represented our consortium at the UCSF International Pediatric Liver Tumor Research...

Our Principal Investigator, Carolina Armengol, had the pleasure of participating in the XVII Solidarity Women’s Dinner in Lloret de Mar,...

Can we imagine a world where children with liver cancer are cured with quick and save treatments? At our research group, we believe this...

Today we held the 2nd Annual Meeting of the PMed4HB Project ( www.pmed4hb.eu ) funded by the Spanish Association Against Cancer, at the...

We are excited about the upcoming annual meeting that will take place at the University of Salamanca on September 17, where we will meet...

📣 We are thrilled to introduce  Andrea Castaneda , a valued member of our team. She will conduct her PhD thesis in the context of the ...

💻 We are pleased to have reconvened the consortium of the PMed4HB project (pmed4hb.eu), funded by the Spanish Association Against...

💡 We are thrilled to announce that our PhD student, Andrea Castaneda, last thursday participated in the Innomed Awards organized by...

🚀 We are very happy with the progress our PMed4HB project team, funded by the Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer, is achieving. 🎯...

Today, C. Armengol and Ronald de Krijger from Germans Trias i Pujol Research Institute (IGTP) and Prinses Máxima Centrum voor...

Today, we had the privilege of participating in the SIOP Europe, the European Society for Paediatric Oncology (SIOPE) meeting in Milan,...

It has been a pleasure to participate in the Spring Conference of the AEEH in Seville! 🔬 Carolina Armengol has presented our research on...

💭 When did we start to dream? In our case, in 2010, when the c-LOG group from Germans Trias i Pujol Research Institute (IGTP) was...

It was a pleasure meeting virtually with the Pathology Panel Review group. We had the chance to discuss the Biomarker study and also...

It has been a pleasure to attended once again the SIOPEL 2024 Annual Meeting in Gdansk, Poland, an important meeting where clinicians and...

Today, in commemoration of Rare Disease Day, our principal investigator Carolina Armengol participated in the International Rare Disease...