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EU increases R&D efforts to address virus crisis
The actions include extended deadlines in Horizon 2020 and additional funding opportunities for viral research.
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The meeting will bring together 1,500 professionals, including Erik Zabala, CEO of ZABALA Innovation, who will participate in the round table on Next Generation Funds to be held on 30 September
BioSpain, a benchmark event in the international biotechnology sector, will hold its tenth edition between September 27 and October 1. The meeting will be attended by 1,500 professionals, 50 investment agents and more than 30 countries in a hybrid version brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Some of the topics to be discussed at the conference will be the new healthcare challenges in the face of possible future pandemics, new genome editing techniques, how to find more funding for R&D, personalized medicine… Erik Zabala, CEO of ZABALA Innovation, will attend as a representative at the round table on Next Generation Funds on 30 September at the Palacio de Congresos de Navarra (Baluarte).
The conference is organised by the Spanish Association of Biocompanies (AseBio), in coordination with the Government of Navarra and the Society for the Development of Navarra (SODENA), in addition to the collaboration of Merck, ICEX Spain Export and Investment and the Galician Innovation Agency, GAIN.
Thanks to this meeting, Navarre will be a showcase for the talent and quality of Spanish biotech companies, where more than 3,000 ‘one-to-one’ meetings will be held to identify opportunities for collaboration and investment.
Spain is the tenth scientific power in the world and the fifth in scientific production in the European Union. It also has an extensive network of 800 hospitals, both public and private, which are supported by cutting-edge research centers. This makes the system ideal for translational medicine and the discovery of new drugs and advanced therapies.
It is a country with a consolidated biotechnology sector and an established pharmaceutical industry, which allows biotech companies to grow faster than in other countries and the pharmaceutical industry to be the leader in R&D spending in Spain.
It also has government support through loans, grants and a competitive tax incentive scheme. It also has an excellent infrastructure for innovation, with the exponential growth of science and technology parks; and a highly skilled workforce, as the percentage of workers with postgraduate studies is higher than the European average.
The cost-benefit ratio of human capital is favorable, because the cost per hour is lower than the EU average, and although the salary is lower, the attractiveness of working on scientific or biotechnology projects in Spain is high.
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