Biohope Receives an Honorary Plaque from the Spanish Association of Scientists in Recognition of Its Work in Developing Precision Medicine Diagnostic Tools
Biohope Receives an Honorary Plaque from the Spanish Association of Scientists in Recognition of Its Work in Developing Precision Medicine Diagnostic Tools
Madrid, November 25th, 2024. The Spanish Association of Scientists held the XXVI Edition of the 2024 Honorary Plaques Awards on Thursday, November 21st, where Biohope was named the winner in the “Entities and Companies” category.
Dr. Enrique de la Rosa, scientific researcher at the Margarita Salas Center for Biological Research (CIB-CSIC) and First Vice President of the Spanish Association of Scientists, presented the Honorary Plaque to Dr. Isabel Portero, CEO and founder of Biohope. The award recognizes the company’s mission to develop precision medicine diagnostic tools that enable a unique understanding of each patient and personalized therapy for their condition.
Each year, the Spanish Association of Scientists awards Honorary Plaques to distinguished researchers in the “Outstanding Scientists” category. Additionally, companies that excel in scientific-technological research and innovation, as well as individuals, foundations, and organizations dedicated to science communication and dissemination in Spain, are also honored.
In this XXVI Edition, other awardees in the “Scientists” category included Dr. Guillermo Monrós, Professor in the Department of Organic and Inorganic Chemistry at Universitat Jaume I de Castelló; Dr. Luis Blanco, Research Professor at the Severo Ochoa Molecular Biology Center (CSIC); and Dr. Miguel Ángel Castro, Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Seville. The Honorary Plaque for “Science Communication” was awarded to Dr. José Manuel López, Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and Vice-Rector for Transfer, Communication, and Scientific Dissemination at the University of Murcia.
In the “Entities and Companies” category, Biohope shared the recognition with the Fundación Instituto de Ecología Litoral, for its significant scientific and technological contributions to the conservation of marine, coastal, and terrestrial ecosystems.
For more information: Events in November 2024 – Spanish Association of Scientists
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