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or partial areas of it, in order to be Board of Trustees:
able to establish improvement
actions appropriate to the risks
detected and the environment in
which they must be carried out.
• During 2020 we have continued
to promote activity on social
networks, creating a growing
community. In the last year, the
number of followers on the CIEN
Foundation's social profiles has
increased by 2.7%.
• A Senior Graduate is hired for the
Department of Biochemistry and
Molecular Genetics in December.
• Beginning of clinical evaluations
within the project "Family history
of Alzheimer's disease in older
people: influence of subjective
cognitive impairment" (RTI2018-
098762-A-C32) funded by the State
Program of R+D+i Oriented to the
Challenges of the Society of the
Ministry of Science and Innovation.
1.3. Organizational structure
1.3.1. Governing and Management
Bodies
The CIEN Foundation is composed of
three bodies, one of management,
represented by Mrs. Mª Ángeles Pérez
Muñoz, manager of the CIEN Founda-
tion; another one of scientific manage-
ment, represented by Dr. Miguel Calero
Lara, and a third governing body, the
Cien Foundation annual report 2020
a) The Board of Trustees is responsible
for the government and representa-
tion of the CIEN Foundation as well as
for the fulfillment of the Foundation
objectives, administration and ma-
nagement of its capital assets. Board
members represent all sectors invol-
ved in neurological diseases research:
public institutions related to the field
of health, research, social and industrial
policy, technology, business, and edu-
cation.
b) Scientific Director: represented by
Dr. Miguel Calero Lara.
c) Managing Director: represented by
Ms. M. Angeles Perez Muñoz.
1.3.2 Advisory and participation
bodies
External Scientific Advisory Committee
In the Board meeting held on March
10, 2014, the composition of the CIEN
Foundation External Scientific Advisory
Committee it is presented and appro-
ved. It is aimed at improving the scien-
tific quality of the activities, optimizing
the available resources, and exploiting
the singularities of the Queen Sofia
Foundation and the Alzheimer Center.
Since that date, the Committee is for-
med by the following members:
• Mr. Joaquín Arenas Barbero.
BSc in Pharmacy and PhD in
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