2nd GRANAMET Meeting

Venue: Sala Máxima, Espacio V Centenario

Date: June 27th, 2025

Why should I register?

You will be able to connect with leading researchers and professionals in the field of metabolism. It is an excellent opportunity to create and strengthen ties that may result in future collaborations.
You will get first-hand information on the latest advances in translational research in metabolism. You will listen to experts share their findings and keep up to date of trends and developments in metabolic research.
Participating in Q&A sessions, or roundtable discussions will allow you to discuss and debate innovative ideas with other attendees. This exchange can inspire you and help you to see new perspectives in your own research or clinical practice.
GRANAMET puts young researchers at the center, who will be the ones giving the talks at the GRANAMET meetings. In addition, we will have professional development workshops for early career scientists (R1 and R2).

PROGRAM

2nd GRANAMET Meeting

June 27th, 2025

9:30 a.m Welcome and Introduction

9:45-10:45 Scientific talks by

early career researchers

9:45-10:15 Andreea Román, PhD Student (Rosa Nieto’s and Ignacio Fernández-Fígares' group)

Partial substitution of soy protein by local alternatives and its effect on growth and protein metabolism of growing pigs

10:15-10:45 Yolanda Ramírez Casas, PhD Student (Darío Acuña’s group)

Understanding sarcopenia: Exploring its mechanisms in the Bmal1 knockout mouse model

10:45-11:30 Coffee break

11:30-12:00 Maria del Carmen Andreo López, MD-PhD Student (Manuel Muñoz’s group)

Advanced assessment of osteomuscular structure in cystic fibrosis: Application of new technologies to the study of bone metabolism

12:00-12:30 Álvaro Torres Martos, PhD Student (Concepción Aguilera’s group)

Impact of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus on Metabolomic and Proteomic Profiles and Future NCD Risk

12:30-12:45 Short break

12:45-13:15 Nieves Casillas Ruiz, PhD Student (Alfonso Rubio-Navarro’s group)

Dissecting the molecular mechanisms of endocrine dysfunction in pancreatic cancer

INVITED TALK

13:15-14:00 David Jiménez-Morales, PhD

Bioinformatics Lead, Stanford University School of Medicine, USA

Decoding Biological Systems: Multi‑Omics Today and Tomorrow in the Age of AI

14:30 Joint lunch nearby

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