Congratulations to Maria Ikonomopoulou for being awarded with 3-years research funding from the Spanish Government to develop further her venom-based anticancer compounds project.

The venom of Australian octopuses might significantly slow cancer growth and help fight one of the most serious forms of melanoma, according to a new international study.

#Melanoma research from our talented researcher Dr Maria Ikonomopoulou, who started the research while at QIMR Berghofer and completed it at Madrid Institute for Advanced Studies in Food #CancerResearch

An Australian burrowing octopus species has a compound in its venom that could provide a non-toxic treatment for skin cancers, according to a @QIMRBerghofer study. Details via @FraserBartonAAP aapnews.com.au/a/MJQYZFnV

Fantastic study by Dr. Maria Ikonomopoulou and her lab Translational Venomics. Great implications of the animal venoms in biomedical research against melanoma and other deadly cancers. Congratulations to all the team and collaborators

Awesome congress at the CNIO Stop Cancer with some of the most prominent scientists in Nutrition & cell metabolism in cancer development. Thanks to the organizers & sponsors for the opportunity to present our work by Dr. Luis Herrera and colleagues in liver cancer_regeneration.

Fantastic report from The Conversation and in particular to Pablo Colado on Maria Ikonomopoulou's research and the last study from Translation Venomics Lab on the anti-cancer properties of the octopus venom-derived peptide against melanoma. lnkd.in/dmX74D2H

Today can celebrate that I have got the certificate I3 that recognises the excellence of my scientific career. It is a small step but I continue moving forward. Thanks to all the colleagues in Spain and overseas, collaborators, friends and family that help to achieve this.

Vale ya de vender cervezas, libertad y mas caramelos a cambio de malas condiciones laborales, conciliacion, reconocimiento profesional. No vale la pena tomarte cervezas y tener una gran vida social si la poblacion esta hastiada de su trabajo? lnkd.in/d95KKKrH

Ayuda desde X!!! Bajando del tren de cercanias en Las Rozas, me he olvidado mi mochila. Es gris de la marca Deuter, 25 litros de capacidad, con articulos cientificos, un contenedor de comida y una camiseta gris. Si alguien la ha recogido o sabe algo, escribidme por favor.

Señor ministro Óscar Puente ¿sería posible mantener los abonos recurrentes de cercanías? No tengo problema en pagar el bono a precio normal pero cuando RENFE cumpla los horarios y las min8mas condiciones de viaje.El pasado lunes con retraso y sin calefacción a -2.

ARMI is launching our 2024 External Seminar Series with a talk from Dr Manuel A. Fernandez-Rojo @ImdeaAlimenta. Join us online to hear about the latest research on the dietary regulation of liver regeneration. More details: bit.ly/3O46hcQ

May be is time the federal government and the parlament do something about this? Anthony Albanese , please??? theguardian.com/business/2024/…

I am delighted for being renewed in my appointment as Honorary Associate Professor at the Frazer Institute and continue being part of the great scientific community at The University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. Frazer Institute UQ Medicine

Our last study identifying a mechanism via FTH-ICAM-1 at the hepatic stellate cells to promote liver inflammation, is finally out. Thanks to Prof. Grant Ramm, Michael Pearen, Maria Ikonomopoulou & all the collaborators for making possible this work. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Delighted our study has been featured in the cover of this week issue. I hope you enjoy our research.

Ya tardan ….

We are looking for a highly motivated #postdoctoral researcher to develop a project in the Inherited #Cardiomyopathies Laboratory led by Pablo Garcia-Pavia at CNIC- Madrid. More info👉cnic.es/en/training-cn…

Great lab to join - Check out his work here: cnic.es/en/investigaci…

We are looking for a #Postdoctoral researcher in the Inherited #Cardiomyopathies Laboratory at Hospital Universitario Puerta de Hierro – x.com/cardiopdh Madrid (Spain) led by Pablo Garcia-Pavia The project will be run in close collaboration with CNIC as Prof. Pablo