EXPRESSION OF INTEREST: MSCA-COFUND TALENTGAL

TALENTGAL is a five‑year MSCA‑COFUND postdoctoral programme, promoted by the CIGUS Network and supported by the Xunta de Galicia, the Universidade da Coruña (UDC), the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (USC), the Universidade de Vigo (UVigo), and more than 40 associated partners from different sectors.

Research activities within TALENTGAL will be conducted across three major thematic areas—Health & Biomedicine, Science & Life Sciences, and Engineering & Technology—reflecting the breadth and complementarity of the research developed across the CIGUS research centres and fostering a strong interdisciplinary approach aligned with regional and European R&I priorities.

TALENTGAL first call is open now:

You can join CINBIO team in the following topics and supervisors:

• Advanced Magnetic and Catalytic Nanomaterials. Supervisors include Verónica Salgueiriño and Miguel Correa.
• AI-driven Analysis of Biomedical Data for Disease Prediction and Treatment Response. Supervisors include David Posada and Diana Valverde.
• Cellular Response Networks in Complex Diseases. Supervisors include África González, Juan Pérez and Miguel Arenas.
• Molecular and Immune Mechanisms in Precision Oncology. Supervisors include África González, María Mayán and David Posada.
• Multiomic Approaches for Next-Generation Therapeutics. Supervisors include África González, María Mayán, David Posada and Diana Valverde.
• Nano–Bio Interactions and Biomolecular Interfaces. Supervisors include Isabel Pastoriza and Luis Liz.
• Plasmonic and Semiconductor Nanomaterials for photocatalisis, sensing and biomedical applications. Supervisors include Isabel Pastoriza, Luis Liz, Miguel Correa and Laksminarayana Polavarapu.
• Smart, Responsive, and Chiral Functional (Nano)Materials and BioMaterials. Supervisors include Isabel Pastoriza, Luis Liz, Herminia Domínguez and Félix Freire.

For further support in the application do not hesitate to contact either the Talentgal team () or CINBIO () project office. For more specific scientific questions directly contact the PIs.