The Institute of Biotechnology and Molecular Biology (IBBM, CONICET–UNLP) presents its new organisational chart and invites you to discover its research areas and the teams behind them.
Our research areas and groups
- Vaccines (VacSal).
- Antimycobacterial Research.
- Molecular Virology.
- Viral Pathogenesis.
- Second Messengers.
- Molecular Microbiology and Signal Transduction in Bacteria.
- Bioinformatics.
- Molecular Mechanisms in Bacteria.
- Biotechnology of Citrus Species.
- Plant Virology and Biotechnology.
- Microbiology and Molecular Biology of Bacteria–Host Systems.
- Root Biology.
- Plant Development and Hypoxia.
- Rhizobia–Soybean Interactions.
These research areas are led by experienced directors and supported by teams of researchers, postdoctoral researchers, fellows, thesis students and interns who work every day to advance knowledge.
Interested in getting involved in research?
If you are in the final years of a degree in a related field —such as Biology, Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Agronomy or Veterinary Science— and would like to take your first steps in research, or if you have already graduated and would like to join one of our research areas, we invite you to get in touch.
What can you do?
- Internships.
- Undergraduate final projects.
- Postgraduate theses.
Available places and the arrangements for joining depend on each research area. We therefore recommend contacting the leaders of the area that interests you directly to ask about availability and requirements.
Meet the teams and contact their leaders
Explore our research pages and the researcher directory, where you can find contact email addresses for research leaders.
We look forward to continuing to build science and community together!