Dendrimers for biomedical applications

2025 Activity indicators

  • 21 competitive national public projects: ISCIII, CIBERISCIII, MICINN, CAM, CAM-UAH, and UAH
  • 1 private project led
  • 5 competitive HR contracts
  • 21 publications
  • FI: 104.80
  • Publications in Q1: 16 (76%)
  • Publications in D1: 9 (43%)
  • 2 doctoral theses supervised and defended
  • 2 awards
  • Project evaluators: 5 PIs
  • Editorial committee members: 3 researchers
  • 6 active patents:
    - EP23383337: "Stable soft capsule preparations with solid fill for moisture-sensitive active ingredients"
    - ES2940914B2: "Hydrogels with dendritic domains of a carbosilane nature, their preparation and uses"
    - ES2932900: "Extraction and purification of proteins with magnetic nanoparticles stabilized with carbosilane dendritic systems"
    - P202430695: "Nanoparticle system comprising a metal coated with polyethylene glycol (PEG), which is functionalized with a polyphenol-type organic acid, method of manufacture and use of said system"
    - EP24382398: "Stable soft capsule preparations with liquid fill for moisture-sensitive active ingredients"
    - P202430766: "Carbosilane structure dendrimers sensitive to pH variation and their use as nucleic acid transfection agents in human cells"
  • 18 months of stay in national and international centers:
    • Institute of Medicinal Chemistry-CSIC
    • Jan Kochanowski University (Poland)
    • Simon Fraser University (Canada)
    • Valdecilla Health Research Institute (IDIVAL)
    • Kazimierz Pułaski University of Radom (Poland)
    • Stockholm University (Sweden)
    • University of Science and Technology (Norway)

Milestones

  1. Development of the project "Design of nanocarriers based on dendritic nanogels and smart metallodendrimers against cancer and infectious diseases." Reference: PID2024-156624OB-I00.
  2. 2. Professors Rafael Gómez and F. Javier de la Mata were awarded the University of Lodz (Poland) "Universitatis Lodziensis Amico" medal in May 2025, in recognition of their long and fruitful collaboration with the University of Lodz.
  3. Interdisciplinary collaboration between IRYCIS, UAH, and CIBER through the development of the project: "Dendritic nanogels as modulators of monocytes/macrophages: a dual ex-vivo approach for cytomegalovirus infection in transplant recipients (DEMOSTRAR)." CIBERINFEC-BBN. Principal Investigators: Sandra García Gallego (IRYCIS Area 4) and José Avendaño Ortiz (IRYCIS Area 2).
  4. The defense of two doctoral theses reinforces their commitment to scientific excellence and the training of new researchers.
  5. The group members have continuously participated in various science outreach initiatives aimed at bringing research closer to society. Their collaboration in high-impact events such as Pint of Science, European Researchers' Night, the Madrid es Ciencia Fair, and the International Day of Women and Girls in Science is particularly noteworthy.

Bibliometrics

  ARTICLES ACCUM. IF MEAN IF ARTICLES Q1 OR Q2  % IN Q1 OR Q2 ARTICLES D1 % IN D1
2021 16 83.21 5.20 15 94 3 19
2022 18 119.13 6.62 18 100 3 17
2023 20 106.52 6.27 17 85 2 10
2024 19 98.60 5.47 19 100 5 26
2025 21 104.80 5.52 19 91 9 43
  94 512.26 5.82 88 94 22 23

* Only original articles, editorial material, guidelines and reviews.

Networks and alliances

  • Red de Dendrímeros Para Aplicaciones Biomédicas CTQ2017- 90596-REDT
  • BerliMed S.L