The boundaries between research in one scientific field and another are often blurry, as highlighted in the symposium “Frontiers in Biology.” One example is the use of the electron microscope, which has now entered the field of epigenetics and furthered the study of DNA packaging

STAFF | MARCH 9TH, 2011

Researchers at Barcelona’s Center for Genomic Regulation, in collaboration with the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in the U.S., have identified a new oncogene, p63, responsible for a type of skin cancer and that promotes the abnormal growth of stem cells. The finding was made public to coincide with the eve of World Cancer Day

STAFF | FEBRUARY 4TH, 2011

Isabelle Vernos, ICREA researcher at Barcelona’s Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) has been named to the scientific committee of the European Research Council (ERC) along with six other new members

STAFF | JANUARY 18TH, 2011

The ZRF1 gene plays a key role in the activation of genes related to the cell destination of stem cells, according to a study published in Nature by a team led by researchers at Barcelona’s Center for Genomic Regulation

STAFF | DECEMBER 23RD, 2010