Institute for Biomedicine

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We investigate the mechanisms of health, ageing and disease by studying the interactions of genes with environments and lifestyles.

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Institute for Biomedicine - Biomedicine Lab© Eurac Research - Ivo Corra'

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Staff members

33 with a PhD degree

Ongoing projects

19 of them with international partners

Assignments (services and consultancies)

2 of them with international agencies

Journal publications

Laboratories and facilities

Biomedicine laboratory, Biobank

Data Activity Report 2020/2021

Research Field

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Molecular and Cellular Biology

“Without understanding molecules we can only have a very sketchy understanding of life itself.” F. Crick

Health Data Science

"It is easy to lie with statistics. It is hard to tell the truth without it" A. Dunkels

ELSI

"Responsible research only happens if science and ethical analysis grow together"

News & Events

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13 October 2021

CHRIS COVID-19 study protocol available to the scientific community

Available in Open Access, it represents a resource for researchers who want to replicate similar studies.

Communication Event

07.10.2021

Curing a Broken Heart

28 September 2021

New headquarters for the Institute for Biomedicine

From mid-2022, the Institute for Biomedicine will open its new headquarters in the NOI Techpark: the interview with our director Peter P. Pramstaller.

Virtual Symposium

05.10.2021

Can we target the MEF2-class IIa HDACs axis to sustain immunotherapy?

Hackathon Event

01-02.10.2021

NOI Hackathon Open Data Hub Edition

24 August 2021

Covid-19 in Val Gardena

Uno studio dell’Azienda Sanitaria e di Eurac Research individua diversi fattori legati alla positività a Covid-19. La ricerca si è svolta nella primavera 2020 in Val Gardena (BZ).

08 July 2021

Large genomic analysis highlights COVID-19 risk factors

A new worldwide study published in Nature reveals 13 loci that are strongly associated with infection or severe COVID-19. The Institute of Biomedicine contributed data from the CHRIS Covid 19 study ...