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We are proud to announce that the Xunta de Galicia continues to support the Genomics and Biomedicine Group (GXB) at the University of Vigo as a Competitive Reference Group within the Center for Biomedical Research (CINBIO), a Singular Research Center recognized by the Galician Government.

This continued support enables us to advance our research in three key areas: disease and pathogen genomics, molecular biology applied to biomedicine, and nanomaterials in biomedicine.

We are grateful for this ongoing commitment, which strengthens our ability to pursue cutting-edge research with real impact on health and disease.

Excited about biomedical research? Come work with us!

TALENTGAL (MSCA-COFUND) has 40 postdoc fellowships open NOW — 30 months, fully funded, interdisciplinary!

3 potential positions at CINBIO.
• Molecular & Immune Mechanisms in Precision Oncology
• AI-driven Biomedical Data Analysis
• Multiomic Approaches for Next-Gen Therapeutics

Deadline: July 23, 2026

Who Can Apply

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• PhD obtained within the last 8 years before the deadline
• Mobility rule: must not have lived/worked mainly in Spain for more than 12 months in the last 36 months
• Publications: at least two peer-reviewed papers, with one as first or corresponding author
• Open to all nationalities and ages 

How to Apply

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New in Genome Medicine! Deep genomic analysis of relapsed colorectal cancer liver metastases reveals patient-specific evolutionary trajectories and multiple routes to recurrence.

Laura Tomás at our lab led the hands‑on, multi‑omic analysis

Nice collaboration with @soulafa.bsky.social & colleagues

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s13073-026-01614-0

We’ve just secured funding from the Spanish Ministry of Science for our project: “Genomic and Transcriptomic Drivers of Adaptation in Cancer Evolution.” Cancer cells can develop traits such as rapid growth, immune evasion, and drug resistance—not only through DNA mutations but also by altering gene expression. Using single‑cell DNA and RNA sequencing, we’re exploring how tumor cell lineages adapt to new environments, focusing on papillary thyroid and colorectal cancers. Our goal: uncover how phenotypic plasticity and heritable changes fuel cancer progression, paving the way for better diagnosis and therapy

María Mayán, a CINBIO researcher, and her team of PhD and postdoctoral students have joined the GXB group. We are very happy about this incorporation. We will update the web as soon as possible!