The book Greek Pioneers in Medical and Biomedical Sciences 1821–2021 highlights the contribution of Greek physicians and biomedical scientists to the global advancement of medicine, biomedical research and pharmaceutical innovation. For Komvos, this publication is directly linked to the significance of the Greek scientific diaspora and international knowledge networks.
The licensing of non-state universities has re-emerged in the public debate as a critical institutional change. Article by K. Drosatos in Kathimerini.
Greece today stands at a crossroads of development, with the opportunity to reshape its growth model through collaboration between the state, businesses, and society. In this context, Christos Pitelis proposes a strategy that combines a proactive public role, business innovation, and social cooperation.
3rd Komvos Conference: The Biotechnology Hub promotes the creation of a comprehensive life sciences and innovation ecosystem in Greece, aiming to strengthen research, education, and industrial development in the fields of health and life sciences.
The Satellite Symposium “Education in the 21st Century” offered a comprehensive overview of education and science in the modern world, through lectures, panel discussions, and conversations with distinguished speakers from Greece and abroad.
As part of the Bio3 Forum – BioInnovation Greece, the Satellite Symposium “Education in the 21st Century” took place on Friday, September 19. Komvos was represented by Mr. Drosatos, founding member and Secretary General of the Board.
The 108 founding members who established the non-profit Civil Company named 'Komvos-Node: Networks of the Global Hellenism,' with the aim to support activities of national significance.
Recently, the discussion was revived regarding the expulsion of students who have exceeded the maximum study period at public universities, and whether this should be done according to the procedures set by the Ministry's law or through internal university procedures.
Since its establishment two and a half years ago, Komvos-Node has been working with a vision to utilize the potential of Global Hellenism for the development of our country in an ever-changing global environment that constantly faces new challenges.
The recent conference on biotechnology synergy structures, held under the initiative of the Hub in collaboration with the ARISTEiA Institute of the USA, highlighted several critical issues related to the development of the research and innovation sector in Greece.