Transforming scientific challenges into advanced therapies for public health with integrated and sustainable approaches
LNBio is structured into five divisions: Immunity and Pathogens, Integrative Biology, Facilities and Services, and Centers in Advanced Health Technologies and Drug Discovery
LNBio facilities provide state-of-the-art infrastructure, enabling highly complex experiments and multidisciplinary research in life sciences
R&D partnerships cover the development of new technologies or the optimization of existing ones, making use of CNPEM’s infrastructure, skills, and scientific know-how
The Brazilian Biosciences National Laboratory (LNBio), focused on integrative biology, is dedicated to unraveling health challenges in the Anthropocene era. Structured into five divisions, the Laboratory directs its efforts toward developing new therapeutic solutions for treating diseases of public relevance, especially those that can benefit the public health system. This work is supported by LNBio’s laboratory infrastructure, which enables cutting-edge experimental methods and techniques, and by its matrix work model.
Researchers have identified a previously unknown role for chloride in regulating a protein essential for brain function A study led by scientists from the CNPEM (Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials), located in Campinas (SP), has identified a previously unknown mechanism in the functioning of an important human protein: the chloride ion is…
Ana Figueira, also a finalist for the Lush Prize, is the only representative from Latin America in the Science category Researcher Ana Carolina Migliorini Figueira, from CNPEM (Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials), was one of 25 scientists in Latin America honored with the 25 Women in Science Award – 3M. The award…
Users from outside the state of São Paulo whose proposals are approved may apply for travel and lodging assistance Throughout 2026, the Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM) will accept research proposals from the external academic community for the use of the Bioassays Laboratory (LBE), a facility operated by the Brazilian Biosciences…
Facility provides support in experimental design, gene editing strategy development, CRISPR tool production and remote assistance to researchers The Genome Editing Laboratory (LEG), a facility of the Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials (CNPEM), is launching its second call for user proposals. Proposal submissions will take place from February 2 to February 27, 2026,…
