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02.07.26

Fondazione Telethon to lead €30 million ERDERA European call

The initiative, dedicated to funding clinical studies on rare diseases, will include active patient organization involvement at every stage of research.

From Telethon Foundation

23.06.26

ESMRank: using AI to predict the effects of protein mutations

At TIGEM, ESMRank uses artificial intelligence to rank protein mutations and help researchers interpret genetic variants linked to disease.

From Research

17.06.26

Doing a Postdoc in Advanced Therapies: why choose SR-Tiget?

At SR-Tiget, Postdocs are trained through excellence in research, a translational vision, mentorship, and international opportunities.

From Telethon Foundation

15.06.26

Fondazione Telethon appoints Graciana Diez-Roux as new Scientific Director

She will define the Foundation’s scientific strategy to further advance rare genetic disease research and support the next generation of scientists.

From Telethon Foundation

10.06.26

TUDP: genomics, bioinformatics and knowledge for undiagnosed diseases

Fondazione Telethon’s TUDP combines genomics, bioinformatics and research to identify the genetic causes of rare paediatric diseases without a diagnosis.

From Research

03.06.26

New “SMArT” platform makes gene editing in hematopoietic stem cells more efficient and safer

Nature Biotechnology study shows near-pure selection of correctly edited blood stem cells while reducing dangerous genomic alterations.

From Research

29.05.26

Fondazione Telethon advances national Duchenne registry for research and regulation

A nationwide network of 16 Italian neuromuscular centers and over 1,200 patients to support research and new therapies.

From Telethon Foundation

19.05.26

SR-Tiget’s Development Facilities: where gene therapy takes shape

How SR-Tiget’s development facilities are key to turn research into advanced therapies, and why they represent a new professional frontier.

From Research

08.05.26

Lysosome Biology: From “Suicide Bag” to Metabolic Hub

Tigem research reveals the lysosome as a metabolic hub via TFEB and mTOR, enabling new treatments for lysosomal diseases, neurodegeneration and cancer.

From Research

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