A resource for Italian biomedical research
The National Institute of Molecular Genetics (INGM) “Romeo and Enrica Invernizzi” is a research institute with focus on molecular genetics and on other methods of detection and diagnosis. INGM research began in 2007 and still continues inside the campus of the historic Policlinico Hospital, located in the very centre of Milan, in the “Romeo and Enrica Invernizzi” building. The Foundation has achieved significant scientific results in understanding the mechanisms of regulation of gene expression and interactions between the immune system and tumor cells.
As of today, INGM stands as a center of excellence in biomedical research both at national and international level.
55 PROJECTS
funded by national and international agencies and charities
17 MILLIONS DI EURO
won with competitive grants from national and international agencies and charities
MORE THAN 100 RESEARCHERS
work in our laboratories
News
New breakthrough to help immune systems in the fight against cancer
New research has identified potential treatment that could improve the human immune system’s ability to search out and destroy cancer cells within the body. Scientists have identified a way to restrict the activity a group of cells which regulate the immune system, which in turn can unleash other immune cells to attack tumours in cancer [...]
Merck ‘Grant for Oncology Innovation’ awards recognize recipients for pushing boundaries in oncology research
Merck today announced recipients of the fourth annual Grant for Oncology Innovation (GOI) awards. The three winners of this prestigious program were awarded €1 million in total to progress their research. Recipients of the 2017 GOI award are: Renata Maria Grifantini, National Institute of Molecular Genetics, Milan, Italy, for her proposal: “Novel targets of tumor-infiltrating CD4+ regulatory [...]
EMBL recognises the work of Raffaele De Francesco with the Lennart Philipson Award
The European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) has assigned the 2018 Lennart Philipson Award to Raffaele De Francesco, an EMBL alumnus now head of the Virology Laboratory of INGM. Raffaele De Francesco’s work on the Hepatitis C virus (HCV) led to a medical revolution. Previously, certain chronic viral infections had been kept under control using drugs, [...]
INGM among the partners of CurB: a project funded by Region Lombardy to fight chronic HBV
Luca del Gobbo, delegate for University, research and Open innovation at the Lombardy Region, signed the research agreement with Promidis srl to develop innovative drugs to fight and win the hepatitis B virus. Partners in the project are Istituto Nazionale di Genetica Molecolare-INGM, San Raffaele hospital, Univerity of Milano and Policlicnico “San Matteo” in Pavia. [...]
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5×1000 (for italian residents)
Why donate your “5×1000” to INGM?
By donating your “5×1000” to INGM, you chose to back research and progress.
How to donate your “5×1000” to INGM?
Just sign in the provided line “Finanziamento della Ricerca Sanitaria” and write down the Institute fiscal code: 04157700964
Donations
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