Gisela Collazo 7/9/26 Gisela Collazo 7/9/26

New paper in Nature about the fate of Amazonian biocultural heritage

A recent paper by former postdoc Rodrigo Cámara-Leret and Jordi Bascompte was published in Nature. Our research shows that between 2060 and 2080, the ranges of plant species used by humans will shrink more significantly due to climate change than those of plant species not used by humans. Indigenous cultures may lose an average of 28% to 34% of the plant species they use and 18% to 23% of the associated ecosystem services as a result of climate change.

Fernando Pedraza Pérez 3/12/26 Fernando Pedraza Pérez 3/12/26

Jordi awarded the 2025 PNAS Cozzarelli Prize

Jordi was awarded the 2025 PNAS Cozzarelli Prize in the category of Biological Sciences for his paper on the eukaryotic cell.

Fernando Pedraza Pérez 3/27/25 Fernando Pedraza Pérez 3/27/25

New paper in PNAS about the origin of the Eukaryotic cell

A recent paper by Jordi Bascompte published in PNAS has shown how the eukaryotic cell emerged as a compromise between a conserved process of gene growth and a change in genetic regulation.

Fernando Pedraza Pérez 10/10/24 Fernando Pedraza Pérez 10/10/24

Jordi participated in the 20th Anniversary of the Margalef Prize

Fernando Pedraza Pérez 5/30/24 Fernando Pedraza Pérez 5/30/24

Jordi visits China

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Lab work translates into an art Project

An article in Corriere della Sera highlighting the paper that Rodrigo and Jordi published on language extinction and the loss of medicinal services caught the attention of Italian visual artist Lucia Veronesi, who decided to translate that story in an artistic format based on a tapestry, collages, and a video, to be exhibited in Venice.