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PROGRAMME:
Research Group in Biomedical Applications of Nuclear
Bioengineering
and Medical Imaging
Magnetic Resonance (GABRMN-UAB)
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Group Members
Lead Researcher

STAFF MEMBERS
Ars Caraltó, Carles

Candiota Silveira, Ana Paula
Garca Chacn, Alina
Contact:
Juli Sap, Ma Margarita
Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona. è
ASSOCIATED MEMBERS
Edifici C (Facultat Biocincies) Campus UAB. 2a Planta.
E.mail: [email protected] Acebes Martn, Juan Jos
http://gabrmn.uab.es/
Aguilera Grijalvo, Carlos

Arias Ramos, Nuria
Baquero Munera, Miguel
Main lines of research
Cabaas Egaa, Miquel
Capdevila Cirera, Antonio
The major research interest of our group is the improvement of non-invasive
Cos Domingo, Mnica
diagnosis and prognosis of anomalous brain masses by nuclear magnetic
Ferrer Font, Laura
Godino Martnez, scar resonance (NMR), as well as the development of non-invasive therapy res-
ponse monitoring tools for cerebral tumors. Within this major goal, several
Lope Piedrafita, Silvia
Majs Torro, Carlos sublines with connections to the MR methodology or other pathologies are

Mart Sitjar De Togores, Juana being investigated, which include:
Moreno Torres, ngel • Characterization of the type and grade of human brain tumors and other

Oriol Rocafiguera, Alberto neural pathologies by imaging (MRI) and in vivo magnetic resonance spec- 13
Vellido Alcacena, Alfredo
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troscopy (MRS, MRSI).
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CONTRIBUTORS
• Classifier development and their implementation into decision-support PO
Ciezka, Magdalena systems (DSS) for helping in clinical decision making in an evidence-based E
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Davila Huerta, Myriam medicine context.
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Fernndez Coello, Alejandro NU
• Search for molecular biomarkers of in vivo tumor progression/therapy res- N
Ortega Martorell, Sandra
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ponse with the help of ex vivo and in vitro studies of cell models, animal /
models and their biopsies.
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• In vivo molecular phenotyping of tumor progression and therapy response.
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