This month, Bernabé Zea took part in the GrowInn incubation programme, supporting early-stage health innovation projects within the Innomed ecosystem at Campus Can Ruti.

In this third edition, 15 projects have embarked on a journey focused on the valorisation and development of their initiatives, addressing key aspects such as market opportunity, regulation, and intellectual property.

On March 12, as part of the programme, he delivered a session on intellectual property, focusing on IP protection and patent strategy to help teams strengthen the development and value of their innovations.

Initiatives like GrowInn play a key role in turning scientific knowledge into real-world impact.

We’re proud to contribute by supporting the strategic use of IP in health innovation.