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19 February, 2026The initiative promotes the talent of professionals in specialized healthcare training and strengthens the scientific culture in the healthcare field.
El Aragon Health Research Institute (IIS Aragón) and the Research and Innovation Commission of Sector II of the Miguel Servet University Hospital have celebrated during the month of February the IV Conference on Updates in Research and InnovationWithin the framework of Research and Innovation Month, the program was held in the rooms of the IIS Aragón, on the first floor of the Miguel Servet University Hospital, combining training sessions, research and innovation roundtables, and project presentations.
The aim of this call for proposals is to foster research and innovation among healthcare professionals in specialized training, promote scientific culture, and recognize the excellence, originality, and applicability of the submitted work. In this context, the prizes and honorable mentions for the various categories have already been announced.
Awards for the best scientific communications
In the category of Scientific Communications IIS Aragón, the first prize has gone to Iñaki Goiri García because of work “Prediction of early mortality in septic patients admitted to critical care units using gradient boosting, logistic regression and clustering: comparison of performance against traditional clinical scales”The runner-up prize went to Enrique Ramos Laguna by “AI for massive data extraction in robotic radical prostatectomy: analysis of 154 patients”.
In the category of Scientific Communications not affiliated with the IIS Aragón, the first prize has been awarded to Sonia Peribáñez Belanche by “Cost-effectiveness analysis of percutaneous left atrial appendage closure in patients with non-valvular atrial fibrillation and gastrointestinal bleeding associated with oral anticoagulants”, while the runner-up prize went to Ana María Royo Esteban by “The role of a 'universal population screening for hepatitis C' in Primary Care in Sector II: impact and performance according to the population profile”.
Recognition of innovation projects
In the category of Innovation ProjectsThe first prize has gone to Laura Ramos Barrau by “Diagnosis and early treatment of acute urinary retention using portable ultrasound in stroke”, and the runner-up prize went to Ana Galán García by “Optimizing superficial radiotherapy parameters in non-melanoma skin cancer: towards personalized treatment”.
With these conferences, the IIS Aragón and Sector II consolidate a stable space for recognizing emerging talent and promoting projects with a direct impact on improving clinical practice, strengthening the connection between healthcare, research and innovation in Aragón.










