First privately run university in the Valencian Community
Group
First Educational Group in Spain, Fundación CEU San Pablo
Student
More than 10,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students
Ranking
Among the 150 best universities in the world QS
International
Certified in excellence in internationalisation
Scholarship
One in three students receives a scholarship or grant
Employability
More than 6,500 internship agreements
Research
67 research groups in 5 faculties
Daniel Ramón VidalThe future of food
Professor Daniel Daniel Ramón Vidal, who lectures in food technology, was invited to Spain’s parliament, the Congress of Deputies, as an expert. He took part in the "Agricultura, Biotecnología y Medio Ambiente Innovación basada en la Ciencia” (Agriculture, Biotechnology and the Environment: Science-Based Innovation) seminar, organized by the Asociación Española de Bioempresas (Spanish Bioindustry Association) together with other food industry organizations. Speaking to members of parliament and senators from various parliamentary committees, the CEU UCH lecturer provided insights into innovations such as precision fermentation, which can help the world tackle social and environmental challenges such as hunger, soil erosion and waste management. Professor Ramón co-directs, alongside Professor Gregorio Varela, theObservatorio Mixto sobre la Alimentación del Futuro (Joint Observatory on the Future of Food), run by CEU’s universities in Madrid and Valencia.
Daniel Ramón VidalThe future of food
Professor Daniel Daniel Ramón Vidal, who lectures in food technology, was invited to Spain’s parliament, the Congress of Deputies, as an expert. He took part in the "Agricultura, Biotecnología y Medio Ambiente Innovación basada en la Ciencia” (Agriculture, Biotechnology and the Environment: Science-Based Innovation) seminar, organized by the Asociación Española de Bioempresas (Spanish Bioindustry Association) together with other food industry organizations. Speaking to members of parliament and senators from various parliamentary committees, the CEU UCH lecturer provided insights into innovations such as precision fermentation, which can help the world tackle social and environmental challenges such as hunger, soil erosion and waste management. Professor Ramón co-directs, alongside Professor Gregorio Varela, theObservatorio Mixto sobre la Alimentación del Futuro (Joint Observatory on the Future of Food), run by CEU’s universities in Madrid and Valencia.
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