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#cimneteletreballa, the staff of CIMNE continues working from home

Apr 29, 2020

Under the hashtag #cimneteletreballa, CIMNE wanted to show how the center's research and management team continues to work during the COVID-19 state of alarm. In this way, different teams explain what they are working on at the moment. We show below some of the posts published on twitter.com/cimne.

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