iÓMICAS

En el instituto iÓMICAS convergen profesores, investigadores, estudiantes y profesionales formados para atender de manera colaborativa los retos planteados desde diferentes disciplinas, junto con un staff de apoyo para contextualizar soluciones a las necesidades universales.

We congratulate our researcher Juliana Chaura on her appointment as youth representative to the World Food Forum—an initiative of @FAO. Her career in food security demonstrates that Colombian youth have a key role to play in global agri-food systems. javerianacali.edu.co/noticia…

We had the pleasure of welcoming Sofía Arango, a student from @Uniandes , as an intern in our WearMe project focused on methane quantification and detection. Thank you, Sofía, for your valuable contribution! We hope this experience was as enriching for you as it was for us.

We welcomed students specializing in Natural Sciences - Biotechnology from CASD. They explored firsthand how research in omics sciences drives innovative solutions from the laboratory. Thank you for your interest and scientific curiosity!

We participated in the 3rd Business Meeting organized by Manuelita, a key space for strengthening alliances and joining forces towards a innovative, and connected regional bioeconomy. At iÓMICAS, we reaffirm our commitment to science applied to sustainable development.

We had the pleasure of welcoming representatives from @LevapanSA to the iÓMICAS Institute. It was a valuable opportunity to discuss applied science, technology transfer, and future collaborations that will advance science in Colombia. nitter.cf/Omicas_/status/1950553…

Andrés Jaramillo Botero, Ph.D., director of the Omics Sciences Research Institute, is joining the international course Nanostructured Materials in Japan. He'll lead a module on advances in nanostructured materials. Viviana Ortega (PUJ/UTC) joins as a student.

We took part in the 73rd Annual Conference on Mass Spectrometry in Baltimore, organized by @asmsnews. The opening was led by Selena Ahmed, global director of @P_T_F_I , which recognizes us as as one of the 10 centers of excellence. A great opportunity to share science!

Yesterday we welcomed the Jesuit Radio Network of Latin America — a great exchange of ideas, stories, and shared purpose.

Proud to have presented at the PTFIScienceSymposium! We showed multi-omics results on diversity in Phaseolus beans, as part of the @RockefellerFdn funded project. youtube.com/watch?v=_Z90_px6…

🔬 What happens when the mechanisms that protect our DNA fail? A new study reconstructs a regulatory network centered on PLK1—a key cancer-related protein—and uncovers underexplored genes that could become new therapeutic targets. doi.org/10.3390/life15050799

🎙️ Live at 7:00 a.m.! @Javeriana1075 Our professor, Dr. Camila Riccio, talks to us about how artificial intelligence and automation are transforming science and technology. Don't miss it! emisora.javerianacali.edu.co…

What if plants “listened” to internal signals as we humans do with our senses? A study led by Hernandez and Jaramillo-Botero, proposes that key processes such as germination or flowering could be regulated by the hormone GA1, through the GCR1 receptor. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…

🚨 PhD Call Open! Join iÓMICAS for cutting-edge research on GHG emissions. 📅 Apply by April 30, 2025 🔗 More info: doctoradoingenieria.javerian…

🎙️ Live at 7:00 a.m.! @Javeriana1075 Our Director Andrés Jaramillo and Prof. Carlos Navarro talk about iÓMICAS’ colorimetric nanosensor for early HPV detection. Don’t miss it! emisora.javerianacali.edu.co…

We are analyzing typical fruits from the Colombian Pacific to enrich the PTFI's open-access global database. More knowledge, more impact on health and nutrition! 🔬💡 #Science #Biodiversity #PTFI

Ensuring food composition databases are accurate and FAIR-aligned is essential for advancing food quality research. Learn how to improve these vital resources. Read the full article here:frontiersin.org/journals/nut…

This month, at the iÓMICAS Institute, we have received key visits that reinforce the importance of building collaborative research networks.

This study analyzes the performance of two types of carbon-based immunosensors (Screen-printed Carbon and Laser-induced graphene) for the rapid and efficient detection of SARS-CoV-2 infections. Read the full article here:nature.com/articles/s41598-0…

The In-silico Facilities of the iÓMICAS Institute develops mathematical models and computational simulations to analyze physical, chemical and biological processes at different scales. visit our website to learn more: javerianacali.edu.co/iomicas…

Yesterday we had the privilege of participating in the Annual Meeting of @javerianacali Researchers, an space where we shared our achievements and learnings of the last year. We had the opportunity to exchange ideas and strengthen our collaborative networks with researchers.