GOservicios and the UV Chair: Alliance for water innovation.

In an unprecedented encounter fostering synergy between academia and the business sector, at GOlab an enriching visit was held by the Chair of Business Culture of the prestigious University of Valencia. Led by the renowned professor Jaime Castillo Soria, the members of the chair were welcomed at Global Omnium, where they received a detailed presentation of the activities carried out in this innovative company.

The tour of all GOlab areas allowed the visitors to experience first-hand the technological advances and research projects that are transforming the water industry and sustainable resource management. From cutting-edge water treatment technologies to intelligent solutions for water management, the members of the chair were impressed by Global Omnium’s innovation and commitment to sustainable development.

Following the tour, an enriching colloquium was held where key topics for the advancement of science and innovation in the field of water were discussed. Professors and academics from the University of Valencia shared their ongoing research projects, while Global Omnium experts explained how these advances are applied in their daily business operations.

One of the highlights of the colloquium was the identification of the differences and similarities between the academic and business approaches in addressing scientific and technological challenges. Both parties acknowledged the importance of establishing closer ties between academia and industry to promote applied research and foster knowledge transfer to society.

In this regard, a path toward closer collaboration between the University of Valencia and Global Omnium was agreed upon. Both institutions expressed interest in establishing joint projects that combine scientific rigor with the agility and flexibility of the business environment, aiming to address water challenges and contribute to sustainable development at both regional and global levels.

Global Omnium expressed gratitude for the time and commitment of the chair members, particularly highlighting the work and dedication of Carlos Ramírez Anguita, Ester Méndez Belinchón, and Cristina Martínez Raigal, whose active participation in the colloquium was essential for achieving mutual understanding and laying the foundations for a promising collaboration.

This encounter between the Chair of Business Culture of the University of Valencia and Global Omnium marks a milestone in promoting innovation and knowledge exchange, reaffirming the commitment of both parties to scientific advancement and sustainable development.