Visit of the BCMaterials Local Advisory Committee
On June 3rd, we received a visit from members of the BCMaterials Local Advisory Committee, one of our center's advisory bodies on scientific matters. The purpose of the meeting was for the Committee to receive an update on the center's progress toward its 2021-2025 Strategic Plan objectives, to learn firsthand about different ongoing research projects, and to offer an assessment and suggestions to be taken into account when drafting the next Strategic Plan.
At BCMaterials, we would like to thank the members of the Committee for all their help throughout the process. The BCMaterials Local Advisory Committee is made up of renowned researchers with a very remarkable career, such as UPV/EHU professors María Isabel Arriortua, Teófilo Rojo, and Luis Manuel León; Antonio Porro, former Technology Director at Tecnalia; and Elena Guede, Senior Vice President of Sustainability at CRH.

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