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Research at the IGC

IGC Research Laboratories

The IGC's scientific interests are centered on the genetic basis of development and evolution of complex systems, privileging organism-centred approaches and using experimental models that include plants, yeast, flies, frogs and mice, while working on the genetics of complex human diseases as well. A strong theoretical sector is also one of the IGC's specificities.

Research Groups

The following groups develop, at present, their research at the IGC:

Protein - Nucleic Acids Interactions

Athanasiadis, Alekos

Plant Stress Signaling

Baena González, Elena

Meiosis and Development

Barbosa, Vítor José

Epigenetics and Soma

Barreto, Vasco

Variation: Development and Selection

Beldade, Patrícia

Cell Cycle Regulation

Bettencourt Dias, Mónica

Neural Circuits and Behavior

Carey, Megan

Quantitative Organism Biology

Carneiro, Jorge

Molecular Neurobiology

Castro, Diogo

Population and Conservation Genetics

Chikhi, Lounes

Neurobiology of Action

Costa, Rui

Lymphocyte Physiology

Demengeot, Jocelyne

Plant Molecular Biology

Duque, Paula

Cell Biophysics and Development

Feijó, José

Telomeres and Genome Stability

Ferreira, Miguel

Collective Dynamics

Gomes, Gabriela

Evolutionary Biology

Gordo, Isabel

Actin Dynamics

Janody, Florence

Epigenetic Mechanisms

Jansen, Lars

Organogenesis

Leon, Joaquin

Systems Neuroscience

Mainen, Zachary

Patterning and Morphogenesis

Mallo, Moises

Early Fly Development

Martinho, Rui

Development, Evolution and the Environment

Mirth, Christen

Behavioral Neuroscience

Moita, Marta

Vision to Action

Orger, Michael

Infections & Immunity

Parkhouse, Michael

Disease Genetics

Penha Gonçalves, Carlos

Computational Genomics

Pereira Leal, José

Behavior and Metabolism

Ribeiro, Carlos

Complex Adaptive Systems and Computational Biology

Rocha, Luís

Inflammation

Soares, Miguel

Evolution and Development

Sucena, Élio

Host-Microorganism Interactions

Teixeira, Luis

Evolutionary Genetics

Teotónio, Henrique

Innate behavior

Vasconcelos, Maria Luísa

Bacterial signalling

Xavier, Karina