Andrea Arias has been hardly working within the framework of Scuba Cancers project to set up a diagnostic test for some cancer lineages of cockle transmissible cancers. Today, she defended […]
The laboratory of Cancer Genomics lead by Professor Young Seok Ju from the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) in Daejeon (South Korea) is collaborating with Scuba Cancers project. From […]
Iago Otero Coto joined Scuba Cancers project some months ago to analyse the exomes of cockle transmissible cancers for his Master Thesis. He has been hardly working comparing different bioinformatic tools and […]
After a strange academic year due to the health crisis, the world can today be proud of two new biologists. Carla Coedo has defended today her Degree Thesis entitled «Validation […]
Sara Lafuente has been hardly working within the framework of Scuba Cancers project to set up the best protocols to amplify DNA of bivalves from samples stored with different methods. […]
ScubaCancers wish you all a happy #DNAday2020!! The International DNA Day is celebrated annually on April 25th to commemorate two major discoveries in genetics: the discovery of the double helix […]
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Today, STEM class from IES San Paio in Tui (NW Spain) jumped into the world of transmissible cancers thanks to Ana Copena, a BSc. student that is developping her degree […]
Álex Viña has just joined the Scuba Cancers team to develop his PhD thesis. He will be focused on the transmission of cancer cells among cockles and for that we […]
Our MSc. student Sara Lafuente, that is working in the framework of Scuba Cancers, got the first prize for the best poster presentation by the Sociedad Española de Acuicultura (SEA) at the […]