GRAL’s priorities are to decipher and integrate knowledge on the structure and dynamics of biological molecules and their function in the cellular context, in space and time.
The integrated approaches to address biological questions at different scales of resolution, analyzing their dynamics and function in vitro and in vivo model systems, will provide important results for basic science and will open up new opportunities in health, environment, and biotechnologies.
About us
GRAL was selected for funding as a Laboratoire d’excellence (Labex) through the “Investissements d’avenir” programme of the French government in 2011. GRAL’s funding has been extended until 2028 through the Chemistry, Biology and Health Graduate School of Université Grenoble Alpes.
The project is at the interface between structural and cellular biology, and is multidisciplinary by nature. Its scientists, research staff, and students conduct forefront and innovative research in structural biology, cellular biology, integrative biology, plant biology, nanobiology, pathogenic-host interactions, cancer biology, molecular chemistry…
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Andrea Pinto
Andrea Pinto works at the Institut de Biologie Structurale. Her project: Molecular and structural investigations of the complement C1 complex interactions with IgMs Hello! My name is Andrea Pinto. I am from India and I am a PhD student at the Institut de Biologie...
Rory Munro
Rory Munro works at the Institut de Biologie Structurale. His project: Photo-activation mechanism of OCP studied by time-resolved serial crystallography and NMR spectroscopy Hi, I am Rory from the United Kingdom. I am a PhD student at Institut de Biologie...
Support for technology transfer
GRAL can support the technology transfer of innovative projects in Integrated Structural and Cell Biology (derived from academic research within GRAL’s scientific perimeter). GRAL’s objective is to support projects showing promising opportunities for technology...
