Throughout the month, our team has been actively involved in outreach, science communication, and innovation-driven activities.

At Madrid es Ciencia, our researchers Alex Mascaraque León and Ángela García de la Camacha Díaz shared their work with children, teenagers, and families, bringing science closer to the public through interactive discussions on biomaterials, 3D printing, cells, and tissues. It was a fantastic opportunity to inspire curiosity and showcase how research connects with everyday life.

During the fair, Ángela also gave a talk at the Ágora space, exploring the connection between 3D printing and art. Two seemingly different worlds that come together through creativity, design, and innovation to shape new possibilities.

In parallel, our colleagues Luis Calero Lumbreras, Pablo Varela, Patricia González Jiménez, Theofilia Koulopoulou, Monica Echeverry Rendon, together with Andrés Díaz Lantada, took part in the initiative “Engineering Open Source Medical Devices” at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. As part of this event, they developed an exciting project: Metastasis-on-a-Chip (MoC), contributing to the advancement of accessible and innovative biomedical technologies.

We are proud of our team’s enthusiasm and commitment to sharing knowledge, fostering innovation, and connecting science with society.

Let’s keep building, sharing, and inspiring!

 

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