This Thursday our laboratory is celebrating its second anniversary. We have achieved significant milestones in its two years of existence, establishing itself as a reference for low-temperature research in the Iberian Peninsula.
Since its opening on 22 February 2022, the IzotzaLab Team has worked to push the frontiers of knowledge in low-temperature science in the context of climate change. The team of experts in various disciplines has contributed to pioneering projects that have led to significant advances in fields such as glaciology, geosciences, physics, materials science, and climatology. Additionally, the laboratory has established fruitful collaborations with leading research institutions and scientific enterprises, solidifying its position in the national and international scientific landscapes.
The IzotzaLab Team extends its thanks to its partners and all BC3 staff for their continued support on this journey of scientific discovery. Happy two years, IzotzaLab!
Photo: The IzotzaLab Core Team. From left to right: Sérgio Henrique (Kike) Faria, Daniel Cortés Zapata, Patricia Muñoz Marzagon, Nicolás González Santacruz and Jon Arrizabalaga Iriarte.