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Highlights
In 2013 our group has maintained its scientific outcomes, including original publi- 
cations (20 Intl & 5 Ntl), reviews (4 Intl) and editorials (1 Intl & 3 Natl) in journals 

of the highest impact factor in our specialty. Group members also have editorial 

activities (editorship and editorial boards) from indexed journals (including Am 
J Respir Crit Care Med & J Appl Physiol), and reviewers of 8 of them (including 

N.Eng.J.Med). They are also reviewers of European projects (Horizon 2020) and 

French, Belgian, Dutch and Spanish agencies.

Education: In the group, 2 doctoral and 4 master theses were defended in 2013, 
and group members are actively engaged in teaching and management of under- 

graduate and graduate studies (eg. direction of a master) .

The most interesting scientific results of 2013 are related to the molecular and 
cellular events that occur in the muscles and bronchial airways of patients with 

COPD and/or lung cancer.

The group has continued or completed competitive projects from Plan Nacional, 

FIS, SEPAR and Maraton TV3, and 5 clinical trials. It has also obtained a FIS grant 
for intensification.

Members of the group have also registered a patent related to respiratory thera- 

pies (Controlizer©, nebulization), and participated in several clinical guidelines 
and regulations: Statement of the American Thoracic Society and European Res- 

piratory Society on muscle dysfunction in COPD; Guide to diagnosis and treatment 

of lung cancer (SEPAR); Evaluation and clinical management of muscle dysfunc- 
tion (SEPAR), whose documents will be published in high-class journals in 2014.
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There are several active collaborations with international groups (Chicago, Ba- T 
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of Health. At the National level, the group belongs to 4 stable multi-institutional L 
networks (plus CIBERES).
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