In recent weeks, the IMB-CNM has set up exhibitors at university fairs organized by the UAB, UB, UPC and the PLANCKS initiative with a great success of public and people interested in research.
Seven spin-offs resulting from IMB-CNM projects are presented in the CSIC Spin-off Catalogue, which highlights their impact on society through their contribution to the market and the development of innovative solutions to global challenges. This document aims to support CSIC's goals of transferring scientific and technological research results to public and private institutions, as well as promoting the creation of knowledge-based entities and companies.
Family members, institute staff and colleagues remembered his professional and personal impact one year after his death in an intimate ceremony.
The career of Emilio Lora-Tamayo d'Ocón, former director and vice-director of the IMB-CNM: a personal view of his colleagues.
This technology offers the functions of a miniature laboratory and imitates the functioning of the human brain and sensory system to examine aqueous substances at any time and place. AiQUOS is the new spin-off of CSIC and the University of Zurich born to bring this technology to society.
On March 6, 2025, the Institute of Materials Science of Barcelona (ICMAB-CSIC) and the Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona (IMB-CNM, CSIC) successfully hosted the Bi(o)lateral Day, a scientific event dedicated to fostering collaboration in bio research and scientific services between the two neighboring institutes. The event, held at the ICMAB Carles Miravitlles Conference Room, featured a full day of engaging presentations, dynamic discussions, and networking activities, highlighting the potential for joint research initiatives.
The spin-off FlexiiC aims to design system-on-chip (SoC) solutions applied to intelligent systems and the Internet of Things. Its mission is to democratize and reinvent the world of electronics through a revolutionary organic and flexible technology, which will enable a new generation of sensors and logic circuits processed with functional inks at low temperatures on sustainable substrates.
The Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona will receive 25 million euros to improve its infrastructure. The project includes, among other actions, the creation of a level 2 Bioelectronics Clean Room to evaluate electronic devices under biomedical conditions.
