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JAE Intro ICU Scholarships in Antimicrobial Resistance Connection

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Publicada el 5/03/2026

Empieza tu camino científico: Becas JAE Intro ICU en Conexión Resistencia Antimicrobianos

¿Te interesa la ciencia y quieres empezar a investigar de verdad?
En la Conexión Resistencia Antimicrobianos buscamos talento joven para las becas JAE Intro ICU. Es tu oportunidad de dar el salto del aula al laboratorio y participar en proyectos reales de investigación, de la mano de profesionales del mayor organismo de investigación de España.

What do we offer you?
🔬 Participar activamente en proyectos reales de investigación
👩‍🔬 Formación práctica y acompañamiento directo de personal científico
🧪 Primer contacto con el trabajo en laboratorio y el día a día de la investigación
🚀 Un impulso clave para iniciar tu carrera investigadora
💼 Beca de 6 meses, con una dedicación de 20 horas semanales y una remuneración de 600 € al mes

Perfil:
• Estudiantes universitarios/as de grado o máster con interés en ciencia e investigación
• Motivación, curiosidad y ganas de aprender

¿Te interesa o conoces a alguien que pueda estas interesado/a?
Aquí puedes acceder a la convocatoria:
• https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-B-2026-3597
• https://sede.csic.gob.es/tramites/programa-jae/convocatoria-jae-intro-icu-2026

Y aquí te detallamos los planes de formación ofertados.
Referencia: AMR-01. Instituto de Filosofía & Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos.
Madrid. Título: “Estudios sociales multi-especie de las resistencias a los
antimicrobianos”. Investigador responsable: Andrea Nuñez Casal
(andrea.casal@cchs.csic.es); co-tutor Mauro Turrini (mauro.turrini@csic.es).
Referencia: AMR-02. Instituto de Filosofía (IF-CSIC), Madrid. Título: “Historia material
de los antibióticos y las resistencias: experimentos, políticas, género”. Investigador
responsable: María Jesús Santesmases (mariaj.santesmases@cchs.csic.es).
Referencia: AMR-03. Instituto de Recursos Naturales y Agrobiología de Sevilla (IRNASCSIC)
& Centro de Edafología y Biología Aplicada del Segura. Sevilla - Murcia. Título:
“Estudios de diseminación de bacterias resistentes y genes de resistencia a
antimicrobianos en el sistema suelo-agua-planta. Estimación del riesgo de alcance de
la cadena alimentaria humana”. Investigador responsable: Jaime Villaverde
(j.villaverde@csic.es); co-tutora Pilar Truchado (ptruchado@cebas.csic.es).
Referencia: AMR-04. Instituto de Biomedicina de Valencia (IBV-CSIC) & college
de valencia (UV). Valencia. Título: “Señalización bacteriana en la resistencia a
antimicrobianos: interrelación entre sistema de dos componentes ZraS-ZraR y RcsB de
Salmonella”. Investigador responsable: Alberto Marina (amarina@ibv.csic.es); co-tutora:
Patricia Casino (patricia.casino@uv.es)
Referencia: AMR-05. Instituto de Biomedicina y Biotecnología de Cantabria (IBBTECCSIC).
Santander. Título: “Conflictos entre plásmidos como estrategia natural para
limitar la transferencia de resistencias a antimicrobianos”. Investigador responsable:
Elena Cabezón (cabezone@unican.es); co-tutora: M. Pilar Garcillán
(garcilmp@unican.es).
Referencia: AMR-06. Unidad del Control de la Regulación Génica en Patógenos (URGIBV-
CSIC) &. Unidad de Genómica Microbiana Aplicada (UGMA-IBV-CSIC). Valencia.
Título: “Estudio de las bases genéticas y bioquímicas de la resistencia a antibióticos que
inhiben los ribosomas”. Investigador responsable: Teresa Cortés (tcortes@ibv.csic.es);
co-tutor: Francesc Coll (fcoll@ibv.csic.es).
Referencia: AMR-07. Instituto de Química Física Blas Cabrera (IQF-CSIC) & Instituto
de Química Médica (IQM-CSIC). Madrid. Título: “Desarrollo de nuevos antimicrobianos
frente a micobacterias utilizando lisinas nanoencapsuladas”. Investigador responsable:
J. Inmaculada Pérez Dorado (jiperez@iqf.csic.es); co-tutora: Ana González Paredes
(ana.gonzalez@iqm.csic.es).
Referencia: AMR-08. Centro de Investigaciones Biológicas Margarita Salas (CIB-CSIC)
& Universidad Pablo de Olavide. Madrid-Sevilla. Título: “Derivados de tiofeno como
agentes antimicrobianos de doble acción frente a patógeno de interés clínico”.
Investigador responsable: Carmen Gil Ayuso (carmen.gil@csic.es); co-tutor: Younes
Smani (ysma@upo.es).
Referencia: AMR-09. Instituto de Diagnóstico Ambiental y Estudios del Agua (IDAEACSIC)
& Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (MNCN-CSIC). Barcelona-Madrid.
Título: “Exploración metagenómica de la resistencia antimicrobiana en aerosoles
hospitalarios”. Investigador responsable: Giulia Gionchetta
(giulia.gionchetta@idaea.csic.es); co-tutor: Rafael Laso Pérez
(rafael.laso@mncn.csic.es).
Referencia: AMR-10. Instituto de Productos Lácteos (IPLA-CSIC). Oviedo. Título:
“Obtención de datos genotípicos y fenotípicos de fagos frente a Enterococcus faecalis
para su utilización en el desarrollo de un fagograma digital”. Investigador responsable:
Lucía Fernández Llamas (lucia.fernandez@ipla.csic.es); co-tutor: Victor Manuel Ladero
Losada (ladero@ipla.csic.es).
Referencia: AMR-11. Instituto de Química Física Blas Cabrera (IQF-CSIC) &
Universidad de Zaragoza. Madrid-Zaragoza. Título: “Síntesis de sustratos para el
estudio enzimológico y estructural de MurB y Mur ligasas”. Investigador responsable:
Laura Díaz Saez (ldiaz@iqf.csic.es); co-tutora: Marta Martínez Júlvez
(mmartine@unizar.es).
Referencia: AMR-12. Instituto de Química Física Blas Cabrera (IQF-CSIC). Madrid.
Título: “Estudio estructural de los mecanismos moleculares de resistencia a antibióticos
en MRSA mediante cristalografía seriada ultrarrápida en el EuXFEL”. Investigador
responsable: Juan Antonio Hermoso Domínguez (xjuan@iqf.csic.es); co-tutor: José
Manuel Martín García (jmmartin@iqf.csic.es).
Referencia: AMR-13. Instituto de Biomedicina y Biotecnología de Cantabria (IBBTECCSIC).
Santander. Título: “Study of the spread of antibiotic resistance genes using
Collector Plasmids to track the horizontal trajectory of mobile genetic elements of clinical
relevance”. Investigador responsable: Matxalen Llosa Blas (llosam@unican.es).
Referencia: AMR-14. Instituto de Productos Lácteos (IPLA-CSIC). Oviedo. Título:
“Establecimiento de plataforma de ingeniería y evaluación antimicrobiana de fagos y sus
productos”. Investigador responsable: Pilar García Suárez (pgarcia@ipla.csic.es).
Referencia: AMR-15. Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Barcelona (ICMAB-CSIC).
Barcelona. Título: “Active interfaces based on curcurminoids and carboranes for
antimicrobial materials”. Investigador responsable: Mª Rosario Núñez Aguilera
(rosario@icmab.es); co-tutora: Arántzazu González Campo (agonzalez@icmab.es).
Referencia: AMR-16. Instituto de Biología Integrativa de Sistemas (I2SYSBIO, CSICUV).
Valencia. Título: “Frenar la adquisición de resistencia en bacterias patógenas”.
Investigador responsable: Mireia Coscollá Devís (mireia.coscolla@csic.es); co-tutora:
Pilar Domingo Calap (pilar.domingo.calap@csic.es).

Si quieres conocer más información, escribe a los investigadores y ellos te ayudarán
con la solicitud. ¡Queremos conocerte!
Fecha límite de solicitud: 10 de marzo 2026

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