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Jorge is 11 years old and suffers from a motor impairment that forces him to live in a wheelchair, but thanks to Atlas 2030 he can walk. Watch the story.

Her look and her smile carry an undeniable implicit message: research, science and technological developments can greatly improve the future of people who, like her, have more difficulties. See [...]

The Government of Cantabria has approved the awarding of the Beato de Liébana 2021 Prize for Understanding and Coexistence to Ana Patricia Botín and Elena García Armada. Read more

A six-year-old Galician boy with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) tested the first paediatric exoskeleton in the Galician Parliament. See the news

Until now, it could only be used within a clinical trial. But once approved, 17 million children around the world will be able to benefit from it. Read the news.

It is a Spanish design that will help children with cerebral palsy to walk. Some 300 children between the ages of three and 12 will be able to benefit from this robot. See the news

EL DIARIO DE JEREZ The BOJA has given the green light to the proposal and it will soon be registered in the Registro de Centros Docentes. See the news.

‘Novartis, Marsi-Bionics, Hospital La Paz de Madrid and CSIC join forces to launch this message: science and technological development are essential in the fight against rare diseases, such as [...]

From 18 December to 10 January 2021, the Ateneo de Madrid is hosting the exhibition ‘Ingenious Women: Engineering for Women’. An exhibition of the most relevant women in the fields of engineering [...]

This initiative, which has the honorary presidency of Her Majesty the Queen, has already united more than 2,500 people around the ‘Women and Engineering’ community, has developed specific [...]