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Rosa Aznar

Rosa Aznar National Node Coordinator (UVEG-CECT), Spain

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Ana Alastruey-Izquierdo Expert (ISCIII), Spain

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Aurora Zuzuarregui (CECT), Spain

Spain is a founding member of MIRRI-ERIC and, together with Portugal, shares the MIRRI-ERIC Central Coordinating Unit. Spain hosts the Collaborative Working Environment (CWE) Hub at the University of Valencia, which serves as a key platform for facilitating cooperation and data integration across the MIRRI-ERIC network.

The MIRRI-Spain Node is composed of four Partners: the Ministry of Science and Innovation (MCIN), LifeWatch-ERIC’s common facility in Spain (ICT CORE), and leading national institutions in microbial biotechnology. The node plays a crucial role in supporting the Spanish scientific and industrial sectors by providing access to microbial resources, expertise in microbial genomics, and applied research services. Its primary objective is to drive innovation in bioindustries, healthcare, and environmental microbiology, fostering both national and international collaborations.

 

SERVICES PROVIDED

 

experiment-(1).pngPreservation of microbial resources, including long-term storage and management of microbial strains. Research on microbial strains, including their genomics, functional properties and biotechnological applications

monitor-(1).pngOnline services, including digital access to strain information and metadata                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

microscope-(1).pngIdentification of microbial isolates through state-of-the-art molecular and biochemical methods. Development of algal research and biotechnology solutions under the Marine Agronomy and Blue Biotechnology frameworks, including algae cultivation and application developments

graph-(1).pngTraining programs, consultancy and workshops on microbial conservation, taxonomy, marine agronomy, and biotechnology

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