
Farma-Biotech’s collaboration program, which promotes collaboration in the pharmaceutical industry with small biotech companies, academia, hospitals and R&D, celebrates five years of great success in Spain.
During this period, they have selected one hundred potentially suitable projects for the development of new medicines and therapeutic solutions, from amongst more than 400 received proposals. Trade group Farmaindustria launched this initiative in 2011 with the aim to provide the necessary information and boost potential collaborations with pharmaceutical companies, with both public and private stakeholders.
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