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IGTP project receives €49,000 from CaixaImpulse to advance a precision cell therapy for multiple sclerosis

A project led by Federico Fondelli, researcher at the IGTP, has been selected in the 2026 CaixaImpulse Health Innovation call promoted by the "la Caixa" Foundation. The project will receive €49,000 to advance the development of a new cell therapy strategy aimed at specifically restoring the immune system's tolerance to myelin in people with multiple sclerosis.

- Research, Success Stories

The CMCiB expands its housing capacity and upgrades infrastructure for biomedical research

The CMCiB, strategic project of IGTP, continues to strengthen its capacity to support biomedical research with the opening of a new rodent housing facility and the upgrading of part of its animal housing systems. This initiative increases the centre's capacity to support researchers, strengthens safety and biocontainment, improves animal welfare and provides more efficient working environments for health research projects.

The Germans Trias Glaucoma Unit becomes the first in Catalonia to achieve accreditation for excellence in managing this highly complex condition

The Germans Trias Glaucoma Unit has become the first in Catalonia to achieve the highest level of GlauCCare accreditation, recognising its excellence in the care of people with glaucoma. Alongside specialised care, the unit collaborates with the Germans Trias i Pujol Research Institute (IGTP) on research and innovation projects aimed at improving the diagnosis and treatment of the disease.

'Consorci Oncològic Integral Nord Catalunya' launched: a strategic alliance to bring european excellence in cancer care closer to nearly two million people

Six leading institutions are joining forces across healthcare, research, education and innovation to create one of southern Europe's strongest cancer ecosystems. The new Consorci Oncològic Integral Nord Catalunya aims to achieve European certification as a Comprehensive Cancer Consortium and join the European network of excellence in oncology.

- Projects, Research

Night shift work linked to a higher risk of long COVID

The first evidence that night work and chronic insomnia may increase the risk of developing long COVID comes from a new study led by ISGlobal, a centre supported by "la Caixa" Foundation, in collaboration with the Germans Trias i Pujol Research Institute (IGTP), through the GCATlGenomes for Life cohort.