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UCAM Catholic University of Murcia
UCAM HiTech, located in the surroundings of the Los Jerónimos Campus and integrated into the National Network of High Technology Incubators, is a technological hub where entrepreneurship and research come together at the service of society. With 2,000 m2 of facilities, the 5.5-million-euro investment has been promoted and financed by the UCAM, and co-financed by FEDER funds, with the collaboration of the Incyde Foundation of the Spanish Chambers of Commerce.

UCAM HiTech: Research and entrepreneurship

UCAM HiTech, located in the surroundings of the Los Jerónimos Campus and integrated into the National Network of High Technology Incubators, is a technological hub where entrepreneurship and research come together at the service of society. With 2,000 m2 of facilities, the 5.5-million-euro investment has been promoted and financed by the UCAM, and co-financed by FEDER funds, with the collaboration of the Incyde Foundation of the Spanish Chambers of Commerce.
UCAM HiTech
Juan Carlos Izpisua
University-Business
Izpisua

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At an event at the COE (Spanish Olympic Committee), the UCAM professor of Developmental Biology explained that these substances, which are from the body itself, make it possible to reduce recovery time by half, increase and prolong the functionality of muscles, both in elite athletes and in the general public.

Izpisua announces a breakthrough in metabolite treatment for muscle injuries that will revolutionise medicine

At an event at the COE (Spanish Olympic Committee), the UCAM professor of Developmental Biology explained that these substances, which are from the body itself, make it possible to reduce recovery time by half, increase and prolong the functionality of muscles, both in elite athletes and in the general public.
COE-UCAM
Spanish Olympic Committee
Izpisua
Juan Carlos Izpisua
Salk Institute Muscle Injury
Muscle regeneration

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Moment of the meeting in which it was decided to launch the investigation (File photo)

UCAM opens up to crowdfunding a pioneering research to cure multiple sclerosis

The project, included in the Precipita platform of the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT), which belongs to the Ministry of Science and Innovation, is directed by the UCAM researchers Juan Carlos Izpisúa, Professor of Developmental Biology; José Meca, neurologist and Head of Unit at the Hospital Virgen de la Arrixaca and Estrella Núñez, vice-chancellor for Research
Research
Multiple Sclerosis and Cognition
UCAM
Precipita
Juan Carlos Izpisua
José Meca
Estrella Nuñez

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