The Spanish BIO-ALL Sparkathon is here! Biohealth Innovation Management
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The Spanish BIO-ALL Sparkathon is here! Biohealth Innovation Management

20 Nov The Spanish BIO-ALL Sparkathon is here! Biohealth Innovation Management

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The first Spanish BIO-ALL Sparkathon is here!

Next Tuesday, November 24, at 5:00p.m. Spain time (also CET) the first Spanish Sparkathon will happen online! Organised by Universiy of Granada, there will be a virtual face-to-face meeting with three companies in the BioHealth sector who will explain how they manage and promote innovation, both from the product and process point of view. In addition, in a close session they will be able to answer any doubts and questions that the participants may have.

BIO-ALL lucky to have:

  • Eva Carmona , manager of Operational Excellence at Abbot , a health company that conducts the most innovative research and manufactures products for human health at all stages of life.
  • Manu Muñoz, founder and CEO of i + Med , a company specializing in nanohydrogels awarded as one of the most innovative companies in the Basque Country
  • Diego Pozas and José Rubén Tormo, manager and co-head of the Chemistry area respectively of Fundación Medina , leader in the discovery of drugs from Natural Products of microbial origin

To attend the event, prior registration will be required through the form that you can find in the following link:

https://ugremprendedora.ugr.es/masterbioall/i-sparkathon-gestion-de-la-innovacion-en-biosalud/ 

To learn more about the BIOALL project or if you would like to know how to participate in the project activities or have access to the resources produced, you can do so by contacting Pedro Costa through the email pedro.costa@inova.business