Institute for Biomedicine

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Our starting point is always the individual and their unique characteristics, then comes the laboratory and finally we go back to people: this is how our research work is undertaken. We study how genetic heritage, the environments in which we live and our lifestyles affect the appearance and development of diseases as well as how these factors influence our health.

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

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Staff members

39 with a PhD degree

Ongoing projects

28 of them with international partners

Journal publications

Contributions in conference proceedings

Laboratories and facilities

Biomedicine laboratory, Biobank, CHRIS Center

Data refer to the last issue of the Activity Report. See all Facts & Figures.

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
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Health Data Science
"It is easy to lie with statistics. It is hard to tell the truth without it" A. Dunkels
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ELSI
"Responsible research only happens if science and ethical analysis grow together"
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News & Events

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09 November 2023

Smoking and salivary microbiota: the effects of cigarette use

We published on Scientific Reports a study showing that cigarette smoking has a consistent and generalizable association on the composition of the oral microbiota.

24 October 2023

New projects are going to start

Two of our projects were selected by Interreg IT-AT program

20 October 2023

Scientific Advisory Council 2023

20 September 2023

Job position: Biomedical laboratory technician (Bolzano / Merano)

Are you interested in working in our Biobank? We are looking for a Biomedical laboratory technician.

04 September 2023

Trainee Post-lauream in Biology/Biotechnology

Are you a recent graduate with a passion for biology and biotechnology? Our Trainee Post-Lauream in Biology/ Biotechnology for advanced co-culture models of iPSC-derived neurons, cardiomyocytes and ...