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Identified a key set of genes in γδ Cells
February 27, 2025 Discovery
γδ cells are an unconventional subtype of lymphocytes, a type of white blood cell. Although less common than other lymphocytes, these cells play a crucial… Read more ⇾
Science and culture danced together
February 27, 2025 GIMM
Last week, science and dance came together at Teatro Camões for the Solidarity General Rehearsal Forsythe / McNicol / Balanchine, an event by the National… Read more ⇾
GIMM Foundation scientists at schools
February 27, 2025 GIMM
Throughout February, the GIMM Foundation initiated two science education programs: Ciência di Noz Manera, in partnership with the Champalimaud Foundation, and Mentorias Oeiras, in collaboration… Read more ⇾
GIMM seeks solutions to major challenges in Breast Cancer
February 14, 2025 GIMM
Two GIMM-CARE projects, awarded today by the Gilead GÉNESE Program, aim to develop new therapies for breast cancer and brain metastases The GIMM Foundation –… Read more ⇾
Open Call for CARE R&I Flagship proposals
February 7, 2025 CARE
We are pleased to announce a new open call in the context of the Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine (GIMM)’s Clinical and Translational research branch:… Read more ⇾
Two parts of the same cell: Discovery and CARE
January 31, 2025 GIMM
The GIMM Foundation is grounded on one sole purpose: knowledge. And even though it could be summed in one of many words, it contains multitudes.… Read more ⇾
GIMM brings together young researchers in physical biology
January 31, 2025 GIMM
From January 27 to 30, the Physical Biology Circle Meeting 2025 took place at the Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine, Oeiras site, organized by Pablo… Read more ⇾
Science and Culture dance together
January 31, 2025 GIMM
The GIMM Foundation and the National Ballet Company (CNB) believe that science and culture should always go hand in hand! With this in mind, we… Read more ⇾
Alternative splicing for a world with more resilient crops
January 31, 2025 GIMM
Much like animals, plants are susceptible to a broad range of pathogens. Every year, up to 40% of global crop production is lost to infections… Read more ⇾