More research, better health
The Sant Pau Research Institute
IR Sant Pau, linked to the Hospital, promotes excellence in biomedical research and innovation aimed at advancing the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases, with the mission of improving people's health and quality of life and the vision of becoming an international benchmark in translational biomedical research.
The Institute conducts translational research that connects basic science with clinical practice in order to accelerate the arrival of scientific advances to patients. Its scientific activity is structured around five major research areas: cardiovascular diseases; onco-haematological diseases; neurological diseases, neuroscience and mental health; epidemiology, public health and primary care; and translational medicine.
Latest News
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Researchers Discover How Acute Myeloid Leukemia Invades the Lungs and Which Pathways Could Halt Its Infiltration
A Study Identifies Blood Biomarkers That Could Measure Response to Psychotherapy in Patients With Depression
A SemFYC-Awarded Study Demonstrates the Value of Communication in Reducing Unnecessary Antibiotic Use in Children
Researchers Discover a New Therapeutic Target to Prevent Thrombi With a Lower Bleeding Risk
Mariona’s Adventure
The project "Mariona’s Adventure" is an educational and outreach initiative developed by the Sant Pau Research Institute.
Through workshops, activities, and scientific talks, it seeks to inspire girls and boys to explore the world of scientific research and also highlight the role of women in science. It features real-life examples of female researchers who share their professional and personal experiences with the goal of promoting gender equality in this field.
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Research Areas
Cardiovascular Diseases
Onco-hematological Diseases
Neurological Diseases, Neuroscience and Mental Health
Epidemiology, Public Health and Primary Care
Translational Medicine
Associated Groups
Transversal Programmes
Associated Groups
