Advanced health technologies

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Advanced health technologies

The Advanced Health Technologies division stands out as a driving force in research and development, integrating groups specialized in Pharmaceutical Discovery, Proteomics, Gene Editing, Tissue Engineering, Immunotherapy, and Biologicals. Its main mission is to meet demand from the research and development and innovation (RDI) chain in health, strengthening the health economic industrial complex. Acting as an essential facilitator, the division plays a vital role in carrying out complex tasks, transforming scientific knowledge into practical technologies for the challenges facing the Brazilian health system. Its deliverables cover competencies to produce cell lines that generate monoclonal antibodies, a CRISPR/Cas9 platform to treat genetic diseases, development of artificial organs, proteomics for advanced diagnostics, and innovative pharmaceuticals. These initiatives drive competitiveness and sustainability in the domestic health sector.

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meet our team

Maria Augusta Arruda

Division leader (interim)

Daniela Trivella

Lead researcher

drug discovery group
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Adriana Paes Leme

Lead researcher

proteomics group
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Ângela Saito

Lead researcher

advanced gene therapy resources group
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Ana Carolina Figueira

Lead researcher

tissue engineering group
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Marcio Bajgelman

Lead researcher (interim)

biological group
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Marcio Bajgelman

Lead researcher

cancer immunotherapy group
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Expanding our understanding of the mechanisms of viral and bacterial illnesses and those that affect neglected populations, such as Chagas disease

Implementing methods for scientific results on the cutting-edge of knowledge, playing a vital role in developing and new experimental approaches and putting them into action

Expanding the understanding of diseases, identifying molecular targets for personalized therapies, and translating discoveries into health benefits