research groups and networks
Ecosystem researcher at the service of nutritional innovation
Driving scientific progress
Our researchers belong to different research groups. Integrated by multidisciplinary experts, their commitment is to advance scientific knowledge in clinical and precision nutrition.
Collaborative networks are a fundamental pillar of our researcher ecosystem, driving scientific advancement and innovative Education . They foster partnership and knowledge exchange , expand our capabilities and facilitate the application of research to clinical internship to improve care.
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PI: Dr. María Jesús Moreno Aliaga
Personalized nutrition and metabolic syndrome
He investigates personalized nutritional strategies to prevent and treat obesity and metabolic syndrome through biomarkers, chrononutrition and Mediterranean per diem expenses .
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PI: Dr. María Elena González Peñas
Mycotoxins
This group analyzes the presence of mycotoxins in food and organisms, evaluates combined toxicity and genotoxicity using advanced chromatographic techniques.
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PI: Dr. Gema Frühbeck Martínez
Obesity and cancer
This research looks for new molecular markers in the development obesity-associated cancer from clinical, metabolic and cellular approaches.
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PI: Dr. Miguel Ángel Martínez González
Epidemiology and public health
The group studies how per diem expenses, lifestyles and reproductive factors influence primary and tertiary prevention of diseases, especially noncommunicable diseases.
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The scientific activity of our researchers is carried out in the research center in Nutritionand in the Schools of Medicine, Pharmacy and Nutrition
Our researchers belong to the main national research networks in nutrition and health.
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research center Biomédica en network de Fisiopatología de la Obesidad y Nutrición |
Carlos III Health Institute |
Our experts lead in the CiberOBN programs of study on obesity and associated chronic diseases from a molecular, Genetics and nutritional perspective, highlighting Mediterranean per diem expenses and personalized strategies. More than 50 researchers develop their scientific activity within these groups.
CB06/03/1014.
Comprehensive study of the molecular, cellular and physiological mechanisms involved in obesity, its comorbidities and its relationship with energy metabolism, inflammation and cancer.
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CB12/03/30017.
Analysis of the influence of per diem expenses, lifestyle, Genetics and metabolic profile on the prevention and development of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, cognitive impairment and mood disorders.
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CB12/03/30002.
Comprehensive study of the biological, genetic, dietary and environmental factors involved in obesity and its comorbidities, precision nutrition and the development of personalized strategies using innovative technologies.
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IDISNA research groups led by our researchers |
Our experts lead IdiSNA programs of study on the prevention of obesity and metabolic syndrome, with special focus on Mediterranean per diem expenses , personalized nutrition, and the study of lifestyles and adipobiology.
A105-PERPER DIEM EXPENSES AND LIFESTYLES
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A403-OBESITY AND ADIPOBIOLOGY
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A406-PERSONALIZED NUTRITION AND METABOLIC SYNDROME
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Our research partners
At the Institute of Nutrition and Health of the University of Navarra we have a solid network of partnership with industry, research institutes, hospitals, public organizations and international partners.
These partnerships reinforce our commitment to impactful, open and multidisciplinary research .
Financing entities
Organizations and foundations that support and make possible our scientific activity.
collaborative network
Scientific platforms and networks that drive innovation and knowledge.
Institutions with which we collaborate
Centers and institutions with which we develop joint projects.
Strategic partners
core topic partners with whom we drive innovation and scientific progress.