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| ALBERTO PALATCHI Alberto Palatchi Foundation |
Research that reaches patients
Cima is the research center of the Clínica Universidad de Navarra.
Our mission is to carry out biomedical research of excellence that reaches patients as soon as possible.
Thanks to the help of our donors, patients, researchers and clinicians, we promote revolutionary projects to solve current medical needs with personalized medicine.
Why collaborate with Cima Universidad de Navarra?
For the diseases we investigate
Prevalent and rare diseases without effective treatment
We are faced with diseases that pose major medical challenges. We want to cure them or offer the most effective personalized treatment.
By our
professionals
Multidisciplinary team with worldwide recognition
We have basic and clinical experts of international prestige for their advances in the knowledge of the disease and the design of new therapies.
How we do our research
Innovation in procedures and cutting-edge technology
We strive to have the most advanced technology to promote and develop cutting-edge research.
For our results
From the laboratory to the clinic
We accelerate the translation of our research results by participating in clinical trials and establishing partnerships with companies to develop new drugs and therapeutics.
Meet the Institutional Development team
Sandra Ramos
Director
Mª Victoria Richter Larrea
Gestión
Enrique Álvarez Asiain
Fundraiser
Belén Casasús del Águila
Fundraiser Madrid
Mercedes Geijo Castany
Fundraiser Madrid
Thanks to your help we can continue to move forward
We strive, day by day, to offer real therapeutic solutions to patients.
Leticia Colyn
Predoctoral researcher thanks to an AC grant.
"One of the main values for the La Fábrica team is the family, the union and the love we have for our children. Having the opportunity to collaborate with this research project on rare childhood diseases at Cima fills us with joy and satisfaction. Knowing that with our small effort we help many children to not have to be so brave.
Leticia Colyn
Predoctoral researcher thanks to an AC grant.
"During my studies of Pharmacy at the Universidad de Navarra, my illusion to dedicate myself to biomedical research was consolidating and in 2017, thanks to the AC scholarship, I was able to start my PhD at Cima.
I am researching bile duct cancer, cholangiocarcinoma, a rare disease but one that presents a devastating prognosis. We have obtained encouraging results that reinforce the interest in studying potential strategies for its treatment.
Leticia Colyn
Predoctoral researcher thanks to an AC grant.
"During my studies of Pharmacy at the Universidad de Navarra, my illusion to dedicate myself to biomedical research was consolidating and in 2017, thanks to the AC scholarship, I was able to start my PhD at Cima.
I am researching bile duct cancer, cholangiocarcinoma, a rare disease but one that presents a devastating prognosis. We have obtained encouraging results that reinforce the interest in studying potential strategies for its treatment.
Pedro del Hierro
Alzheimer's disease
"Since 2019, we support the quality research conducted by Cima in the search for a cure for Alzheimer's disease and in improving the lives of the elderly.
Forging alliances with prestigious institutions such as the Universidad de Navarra and fostering innovation is essential to advance a better society.
Ximo Peris
Canoeist who overcame the challenge "Rowing against Dravet".
"The battle against rare diseases is a fight against the current and the help of Cima with its research is the clearest and most direct push to achieve a cure for Dravet syndrome. We have no words to thank them for the effort they are making. Therefore, all our support goes to Cima.
Iker Vicente
Aizkolari againts COVID-19
"At the moment we are living in, we can all contribute something. Since cutting is what I know how to do, I proposed to organize a charity exhibition in favor of COVID-19 research and to create expectation by breaking a record set in 1995. It is time for all of us to 'cut' this virus.
Cristina Moreno
Journalist died of glioblastoma
"After the death of our daughter from a brain tumor, we decided to help in the development of less aggressive and more effective treatments. Since then, with all the goodwill of the people of my town (Guareña, in Badajoz) we organize solidarity initiatives in favor of Cima's research.
Thank you for the research that you do for everyone!
Manoli and Francisco
