The event brought together companies, institutions and key industry stakeholders to address some of the main challenges and opportunities shaping the future of biotechnology.
For Burdinola, taking part in BIOSPAIN provided an opportunity to share our expertise in the design and development of laboratory environments that enable science, research and innovation to move forward.
A key meeting point for the biotechnology ecosystem
The institutional programme brought together Cristina Nadal, President of AseBio; Juan Cruz Cigudosa, Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Universities; Ainara Basurko, Provincial Deputy for Economic Promotion at the Provincial Council of Bizkaia; Jaione Ganzarain, Deputy Minister for Technology, Innovation and Digital Transformation of the Basque Government; Raquel Yotti, Commissioner for the PERTE for Vanguard Health; Marisol Garmendia, Government Delegate in the Basque Country; and Ion Arocena Vélez, General Director of AseBio.
During the institutional tour of the exhibition area, Burdinola had the opportunity to welcome several members of the delegation to our stand, where we introduced our company and shared our experience and contribution to the sector.
Our participation in BIOSPAIN 2026 has strengthened Burdinola’s connection with the biotechnology sector and reaffirmed our commitment to developing laboratory environments that enable science to move forward.
