From 3 to 5 February, Celia Tenorio, Bárbara Folch, Irene Leonés and Lucía Blanco took part in the 3rd PTS Research Congress in Granada.
They were selected to present at the poster session entitled ‘Differences in the microbial composition of the reproductive tract in women with endometriosis: A pilot study’ by Irene, ‘Analysis of the uterine microbiota in patients with endometriosis using culturomics’ by Celia, and ‘The seminal microbiome and its association with sperm quality’, developed by Miriam Gámiz and presented by Lucía.
Bárbara’s paper, entitled ‘Evaluation of the microbiome throughout the female reproductive tract’, was selected for an oral presentation.
During the conference, a range of key topics were addressed to promote research and collaboration in the field of life sciences and health. Such events are essential for strengthening support between institutions, research groups and companies.
Granada has established itself as a leading centre for science, technology and innovation, particularly in the field of health. Its research and development ecosystem continues to grow, demonstrating its capacity to generate advances with an impact at both local and national levels.
We look forward to taking part in future editions!