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Lídia Mateo, Oriol Guitart, Dr Miquel Duran-Frigola & Dr. Patrick Aloy.
Lídia Mateo, Oriol Guitart, Dr Miquel Duran-Frigola & Dr. Patrick Aloy.
Lídia Mateo, MSc is a PhD student in the Structural Bioinformatics and Network Biology (SB&NB) lab at the Institute for Research in Biomedicine (IRB Barcelona). Her research is focused in the development of computational strategies to enable precision oncology.

Oriol Guitart, BSE is a Research Assistant at IRB Barcelona, responsible for the implementation and maintenance of all the computational resources of the SB&NB lab, and develops of novel strategies to visualize complex biological and chemical data.

Dr Miquel Duran-Frigola is a Research Associate in the SB&NB lab at IRB Barcelona. With a background in Chemistry and Bioinformatics, his research interests lay at the intersection between small-molecule drug discovery and large-scale biological data analysis.

Dr Patrick Aloy is and ICREA Research Professor, and head of the SB&NB lab at IRB Barcelona. The main goal of his laboratory is to combine computational and cell biology with chemo-centric approaches to unveil the basic functioning of physio-pathological pathways and improve the drug discovery process.
Lídia Mateo, Oriol Guitart, Dr Miquel Duran-Frigola & Dr. Patrick Aloy.
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Exploring the OncoGenomic Landscape of cancer

20/08/2018

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Accurate comparison and analysis of genomic data is crucial to the advancement of precision oncology. The authors of a recently published article in Genome… Read more »

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