The Biochemistry and Biotechnology group began in 1993. Since it was set up this group has been working on the development of alternative methods to the use of pesticides and chemical inputs through the use of new resistance-inducing compounds as well as on the study of nitrogen metabolism. Over the last 30 years the research of the group has focused on the development of resistance inducer molecules that help the plant to better adapt to biotic or abiotic stress.

Our primary focus lies in unraveling the molecular mechanisms that govern plant growth, development, and responses to various environmental stressors. Through extensive experimentation and innovative techniques, we aim to contribute valuable insights that can aid in the development of sustainable agricultural practices and the enhancement of crop yields.

Collaboration and knowledge sharing are at the core of our mission, and we actively engage with both national and international partners to foster a global perspective on plant biology. We also prioritize education and outreach to inspire the next generation of scientists and promote public awareness of the importance of plants in our ecosystem.

At the University Jaume I's Biochemistry and Biotechnology Research Group, we are committed to advancing our understanding of plant life and harnessing this knowledge for the improvement of our world. Join us in our journey to unlock the secrets of the green world and cultivate a brighter, more sustainable future for all.