“IBEC’s success in the Inphinit programme is still more evidence that bioengineering is one of the ‘hot topics’ of today,” states Managing Director David Badia. “It proves the effectiveness of our institutional strategy to attract the best talent, with the generous support of the “la Caixa” Foundation paving the way.”
The IBEC-bound students, who will receive a three-year employment contract, will join the groups of Nuria Montserrat, Raimon Jané and Lorenzo Albertazzi.
