Innovation Sky

On 24 April 2012 at 11:00, a seminar entitled "Bioethics and Research in Biomedicine", organised by the Centro di Bioetica clinica del Mediterraneo, will be held at the Technology Park of Sardinia in Pula.

The University of Valencia Science Park (PCUV) is an initiative to link university research and its scientific potential with the production system, promoting innovation as well as the creation and consolidation of technology-based companies.

The UAB Research Park is a private not-for-profit foundation, established in 2007 as a basic tool for three leading research bodies: the UAB, the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) and the Institute for Agricultural and Food Research ad Technology (IRTA) to promote and improve the transfer of knowledge and technology between the University and business.

The Parc Tecnològic del Vallès is in the district of El Vallès, -hence its name- and is "the ideal place for industrial and technological development, thanks to its privileged situation and the excellent communications".

The Almería Science and Technology Park (PITA) is born of a prime objective to become a driving force behind the economic growth of the Almería province and its primary sectors, a mission which is based on the promotion of knowledge transfer and the consequent implementation of new technologies that facilitate continued growth. Its focuses primarily on the development of the agricultural sector and other activities related to food technologies, the environment and renewable energies.

The Science and Technology Park of Extremadura (PCTEx) arises with the primary target to stimulate the Research Results Transfer from the Regional System of Science and Technology to the enterprise sector.

Navarra began its activity in the world of Science and Technology Parks in the year 2000, with the creation of the Ciudad de Innovación, conceived through the First Technological Plan (2000-2003) in which the Government of Navarra defined an area whose mission was to become an industrial policy tool aimed at fostering the socio-economic development of Navarra.

The Alava Technology Park is a reference environment regarding Research, Development and Innovation in the Basque Country, with a high flow of innovating companies devoting more than 10% of their investment to R&D&I, as well as an outstanding scientific-technological community integrated by researchers of Technology Centres, corporate R&D Units and R&D&I coordination agents.

The Technology Park of Asturias (PT Asturias), inaugurated in June 1991, was an initiative of the Government of the Principality of Asturias to boost innovative business in the region. The Park is set in an impressive 48ha (approx.) of urban and natural surroundings and offers high quality, specific services to set up innovative, technology-based companies and projects.