Former Members

In our laboratory we are committed to the development and training of future generations of research scientists accross multiple stages: from Undergraduate, Master and Ph.D. students to Postdoctoral researchers. To optimize this, we foster cross interactions and co-supervision activities among all members of our team. By integrating newly recruited early students within already stablished projects or by offering junior or more experienced researchers the possibility to develop new lines of research, we aim at sparking curiosity, motivation and a genuine interest in cancer research.

  • Postdoctoral fellows

  • PhD Students

  • Research Assistants

  • Master Students

    • Eva Soler Solé. Characterization of anchorage-independent resistant cells in endometrial carcinoma. IDIBELL. Defense: 11/07/2022.
    • Eulàlia Noguera Delgado. In vitro screening of new E3 ligase inhibitors. IDIBELL. Defense: 01/07/2022.
    • Adriana Núñez Robainas. Evaluation of ramelteon as an autophagy inducer and as an anticancer agent in endometrial cancer. IDIBELL. Defense: 01/07/2021.
    • Lara Martínez Guillamón. Study of mechanisms related with the progression of endometrial cancer. IDIBELL. Defense: 12/07/2021.
    • James Peter Robson Hacking. Deciphering the role of ITCH as a mediator of Sorafenib resistance in endometrial cancer cells. Newcastle University. Defense: 01/06/2017.
  • Undergraduate Students (TFG)

    • Laia Camats Gangonells. Evaluation of digoxin and 5-aminolevulinic acid as potential treatments for endometrial cancer targeting autophagy induction. IDIBELL. Defense: 13/07/2022.
    • Annabel Stefkova Radilova. Targeting autophagy machinery and cytotoxicity with solifenacin succinate and vincristine in endometrial cancer. IDIBELL. Defense: 11/07/2022.
    • Barbara Ferrando Antequera. Generation of genetically modified cell lines for the study of autophagy in endometrial cancer. IDIBELL. Defense: 08/02/2021.
    • Eulalia Noguera Delgado. Optimization and validation of the PremoTMAutophagy Tandem Sensor RFP-GFP-LC3b assay for autophagic flux measurement in endometrial cancer cells. IDIBELL. Defense: 13/01/2021.
    • Jameika Eilz Mae Ramos. Regulation of MET by miR-424(322)/503 during somatic cell reprogramming. Newcastle University. Defense: 31/03/2018.
    • William Goddard and Christine Bradley. Identification of miR-424/503 targets in senescent cells. Newcastle University. Defense: 31/03/2017.