• CF Neuroscience Programme
  • Champalimaud Cancer Research Symposium

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  1. More than 27,000 journey through the human body (Portuguese)

    29-06-2009 Report from Diário de Notícias (Portuguese) on Champimóvel’s journey through Iberia. Read here / Leia aqui..

  2. David Lyden in Visão magazine (Portuguese)

    28-05-2009 David Lyden of the Champalimaud Metastsis Programme speaks to Visão magazine (Portuguese) about his work and the importance of a specialised research programme dedicated to metastasis. Read here.

  3. Champalimaud Cancer Research Symposium

    25-05-2009 On May 20th 2009, many of the world’s leading cancer research specialists were in Lisbon to participate in the inaugural Champalimaud Cancer Research Symposium.

  4. Sir Bruce Ponder in Público (Portuguese)

    23-05-2009 Prof. Sir Bruce Ponder, in Portugal for the Champalimaud Cancer Research Symposium speaks to the Portuguese newspaper, Público about genetics and the future of cancer research. Read here.

  5. CF Scientific Committee meets in Lisbon

    22-05-2009 Tuesday, May 19th, saw the second annual meeting of the Champalimaud Foundation’s Scientific Committee, chaired by the Nobel Laureate, James Watson.

Programmes & Researchers

  • About C-TRACER

    C-TRACER is the Champalimaud Translational Centre for Eye research. Based in the city of Hyderabad, India, the centre was created following an historic agreement between the Champalimaud Foundation and the LV Prasad Eye Institute, one of the world’s leading centres of translational research.

  • CF Neuroscience Programme

    The CF programme in Neuroscience aims to unravel the neural basis of behaviour. We believe that investing in basic research in this field will significantly impact on our understanding of brain function, which will in turn contribute to the understanding and possible treatment of brain dysfunction. 

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