FORCE REPAIR Meets the Next Generation of Scientists at the 1st Bio Science & Talent Day

FORCE REPAIR was presented to the next generation of scientists at the 1st Bio Science & Talent Day, held on 5 November in Asturias, Spain.

Lucía Celada from IDONIAL, a FORCE REPAIR project partner, took part in the event organised by Bioasturias, introducing the project to students from the Biology and Biotechnology degree programmes at the University of Oviedo. She shared insights into the project's research, objectives and ongoing work to develop an innovative wound dressing technology. The event brought together companies and technology centres operating across Asturias' biotechnology and life sciences sectors, providing a valuable opportunity to connect research organisations, industry representatives and young talent.

By presenting FORCE REPAIR to university students, the event helped showcase how research and technological innovation can contribute to advances in biomedicine and healthcare. It also offered students an opportunity to learn about ongoing research initiatives, discover potential career paths and engage with professionals working at the intersection of science and technology.

Initiatives such as the 1st Bio Science & Talent Day play an important role in bridging the gap between academia and industry, making research more accessible and inspiring young people to become part of Europe's future scientific and innovation landscape. FORCE REPAIR is pleased to contribute to these exchanges and to help bring innovative research closer to the people who may shape its future.