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Cancer research is advancing thanks to biotechnology, but it still faces challenges such as equitable access and the need for stable funding. On World Cancer Research Day, the AECC Scientific

At a global scale, according to WHO data, between 48 and 50 million cases are estimated each year, with at least 11 million deaths. Early detection and biotechnological innovation — ultrafast

BIOSPAIN 2025 will take place from October 7 to 9 in Barcelona, under the motto 'Global crossroads, local vibes', with the aim of connecting local talent with European and American ecosystems. The

Regenerative Agriculture aims to restore agricultural ecosystems through healthier soils, resilient crops, and systems that capture carbon, generate income, and address the challenges of climate

The European project ShapingBio, of which AseBio is a partner, has presented a report with key recommendations for the upcoming EU Bioeconomy Strategy, aimed at driving a more sustainable, circular

The report prepared by AseBio as an initiative of its Sustainability Committee identifies 587 solutions focused on identifying and adopting new ways of production and consumption that respect the

The World Health Organization recognizes over 150 different types of sarcomas, a rare disease that poses significant diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. The CIBER Cancer Area (CIBERONC) is

We warmly welcome this initiative, convinced that a solid legislative framework is essential to unlocking the full potential of biotechnology for the benefit of the economy, society, and Europe’s

In 2023, the activity of biotech companies in Spain generated more than 13,000 million euros of income, which represents 1.1% of the national GDP. After an exceptional 2023 for the sector in terms of

Interview with Mireia Forner, Medical Head of Neurology at Sanofi Iberia, a company working to change how multiple sclerosis is understood and treated. Each year, more than 2,500 new cases of multiple

This space, created at the end of last year by the Government, is intended as a space for dialogue and collaboration between the public sector and the Spanish entrepreneurial ecosystem, driven by the

Over 800 million people suffer from chronic hunger, and biotechnology is revolutionizing the way we produce food, offering more sustainable and efficient alternatives. In the face of hunger challenges

Spain positions itself as a European leader in clinical trials, while facing challenges such as improving clinical data coding and increasing investment in R&D. The TerminAI project aims to optimize

Experts from the sector highlighted at the 18th Annual Conference of the Biomedical Research Technology Platforms the need to promote effective mechanisms for support, funding, and collaboration to

Europe’s ability to develop biotech solutions is crucial to securing its economic and strategic future. Under the motto “Global crossroads, local vibes”, the event aims to connect local talent with

Biotechnology has consolidated itself as a strategic tool to combat climate change, driving innovation in sectors such as agriculture, energy, and industry. Innovative solutions like bioenergy

It is estimated that chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects approximately 850 million people worldwide. World Kidney Day highlights that implementing global early detection policies is crucial to reduce

For the past seven years, women’s participation in the biotech sector has exceeded 50%, and since 2020, the representation percentage has remained at 53%. 60% of personnel engaged in R&D activities