Observed arrival · 2026-09-19
CLIMB, Where the Microbiome Meets the Clinic
A Madrid hospital research group translates human-microbiome data into biomarkers, therapeutic molecules, and experimentally tested clinical hypotheses.
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- Clinicians, microbiome researchers, and translational science watchers
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- The group reports 164 publications, 18 projects, 16 team members, and €6.5 million in captured funding.
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The group describes a translational pipeline that moves from multiomic signals to experimental validation, using organ-on-chip systems and organoids alongside clinical cohorts. Its named work includes MEDAL, focused on microbiome biomarkers for anal precancer, and projects involving HIV control and cancer immunotherapy. The homepage also identifies Hospital Universitario Ramón y Cajal and IRYCIS as institutional settings, and provides Spanish and English navigation.
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