More than 400 people from all over the country participated on Friday, November 7th. InnovELA Expo 2025, The first gathering to bring together innovation, science and technology to benefit the lives of people living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Esteban Bullrich Foundation.
The event hosted by paula rossiJournalist from LA NACION, held at the Center for Science and Culture (C3). 60 suggestions It was developed by universities, NGOs, health centers, research groups, entrepreneurs, and companies across the country with the aim of improving the quality of life for people living with ALS and their families.
During the day, finalists’ projects were presented, experiences were shared, and a panel discussion was held. “Innovation that bridges science and humanity”With the participation of Mateo Salvatto, Andres Lieznik, Valeria Absamrareflected on the transformative power of technology, artificial intelligence, and empathy as applied to science.
A jury of experts and mentors selected the six winning projects for the competition. 5 million dollars 2026 technical support for each and its implementation:
The InnovELA competition was supported by the Maria Calderon de la Barca Foundation, CAF (Latin American and Caribbean Development Bank), Banco Ciudad Foundation, Pampa Energia Foundation, Grimoldi, and Laboratorio Casasco and AUSA.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a degenerative disease of the nervous system that affects motor neurons and progressively causes paralysis of the body’s muscles. Because there is no known cure, medical, psychological, and social support is essential to maintain quality of life for patients and their families.
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