CSIC Delegation in the Region of Valencia

CSIC Delegation in the Region of Valencia

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Calle Bailía, 1 (Plaza de la Virgen). 46003 - València

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Contact
Isidoro García Cano
Head of Communication
isidoro.garcia@dicv.csic.es
+34 96 362 27 57
Sergio Villalba Lapeña
R+D+i Technician
g.prensa@dicv.csic.es
+34 96 362 27 57

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SMC participants
Ángel Barco

Director of the Institute of Neurosciences, a joint centre of the Miguel Hernández University of Elche (UMH) and the CSIC

Antonio Granell

Researcher at the Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology of Plants (UPV-CSIC)

Antonio Pich

Professor of Theoretical Physics at the Institute of Corpuscular Physics (IFIC), University of Valencia - CSIC

César Azorín Molina

Researcher at the Climate, Atmosphere and Oceans Laboratory (Climatoc-Lab) at the Desertification Research Centre (CIDE, CSIC-UV-GVA)

Davide Consoli

Senior Scientist in Social Sciences at INGENIO (CSIC-UPV)

Emma Torró Pastor

CIDEGENT Distinguished Researcher

Gabriela Llosá

Researcher, Instituto de Física Corpuscular 

Gonzalo J. Olmo

Professor of the Department of Theoretical Physics & IFIC of the University of Valencia - CSIC

Iñaki Comas

Coordinator of the CSIC Global Health Platform and researcher at the Instituto de Biomedicina de Valencia (IBV-CSIC)

Javier Morante Oria

CSIC Group Leader at the Institute of Neurosciences (CSIC-UMH)

Contents related to this centre
PCR
variants
Expert reaction on the new variant B.1.1.529 detected in South Africa

A new variant of the coronavirus causing COVID-19 has been identified in South Africa, with numerous mutations present in other variants, including Delta. Variant B.1.1.529, as it is now called, appears to be spreading rapidly in South Africa. Attached is the rapid reaction of three Spanish researchers with expertise in genomic surveillance.