CRG

The Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG) is a premier international biomedical research institute established in 2000, dedicated to advancing knowledge in genomics for the benefit of society, public health, and economic growth. It is a non-profit organization funded by multiple entities, including the Catalan Government and the la Caixa Banking Foundation, alongside its collaboration with Pompeu Fabra University. At the CRG, a diverse team of researchers focuses on understanding the complexities of life through an integrated approach that spans from genomes to cellular interactions.

Located within the Barcelona Biomedical Research Park, the CRG is part of the Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology, fostering collaborative research across multiple disciplines. The institute focuses on enhancing research quality, offering excellent postgraduate programs, and facilitating knowledge transfer. The CRG also provides scientific services and resources through its Core Technologies Programme and promotes gender equality, diversity, and inclusion in scientific fields. Overall, the CRG is committed to pioneering advancements in genomics and biomedicine, making it a cornerstone of scientific innovation in Spain.