Anna Roig participates in an EU-funded Doctoral Network that will train 14 PhDs throughout Europe, one of them at ICMAB
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The ICMAB-CSIC researcher will develop NanoFLOW, a project that will study how tumour cells are fed and travel around the body by using radioactive nanoparticles. This is possible thanks to having received a Consolidator Grant from the European Research Council
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The project will create a microRNAs-nanocapsule-based therapy to regenerate lung tissue and fight severe pneumonia and ARDS
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ICMAB researchers explore innovative ways to convert livestock biogas into methanol, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting circular sustainability in rural areas.
Three ICMAB researchers have been awarded funding from theIndústria del Coneixement program, promoted by AGAUR (Agència de Gestió d'Ajuts Universitaris i de Recerca) of the Catalan Government: Anna Roig (NN research group) and Núria Aliaga (FunNanoSurf research group) have received a LLAVOR grant and Marta Mas (eMolMat research group) has been awarded a PRODUCTE grant.
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ICMAB researchers Anna Roig and Thomas Meslier have been awarded a 2025 CaixaImpulse grant from the ”la Caixa” Foundation for their project developing an innovative medical device to provide sustained relief for dry eye patients. This recognition supports the team’s efforts to bring this promising solution closer to clinical application.
ICMAB researchers Mariano Campoy‑Quiles and David Amabilino are participating in a CPP project led by Solaris Vita, which focuses on the development and upscaling of organic photovoltaic modules embedded in low‑density polyethylene for greenhouse integration. Meanwhile, Ángel Pérez del Pino contributes to another awarded project led by Zelestium Technologies, aimed at creating multifunctional electrodes based on laser-modified carbon xerogels for metal‑ion batteries.
Gabriele De Luca, researcher at the Institute of Materials Science of Barcelona (ICMAB-CSIC), has been awarded an ERC Starting Grant by the European Research Council (ERC). This is the first ERC Starting Grant awarded to ICMAB after the 2020 call, marking a major milestone for both the Institute and De Luca.
They will do their PhD under the supervision of ICMAB researchers Anna Roig (NN group) and Mariano Campoy (NANOPTO group), respectively.
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