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LINICAL SPAIN SLU

Spanish CRO providing clinical trial operations and site management for EU multi-country health research programmes.

Contract Research Organisation (CRO)healthESNo active H2020 projectsThin data (2/5)
H2020 projects
2
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
Unique partners
31
What they do

Their core work

Linical Spain SLU is the Spanish branch of a Contract Research Organization (CRO) that provides operational and regulatory services for clinical trials. Their role in H2020 was not as a research institution but as a service provider — likely supplying clinical site management, patient recruitment, regulatory affairs support, or data management to consortia running multi-country trials. Both projects they joined are Phase II–III-level clinical investigations: a rheumatology study on glucocorticoid strategies (GLORIA) and an oncology vaccine trial for acute myeloid leukaemia (AML-VACCiN). As a private company based in Majadahonda — the pharmaceutical hub of Madrid — they are positioned to operate across Spanish clinical sites within large European trial networks.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Clinical trial operations and site managementprimary
2 projects

Contributed as a third-party service provider in both GLORIA and AML-VACCiN, two multi-country RIA clinical trials.

Oncology clinical developmentsecondary
1 project

Supported AML-VACCiN, a clinical development programme for a dendritic-cell vaccine against acute myeloid leukaemia.

Rheumatology and immunology trialssecondary
1 project

Contributed to GLORIA, a comparative effectiveness trial of low-dose glucocorticoid treatment strategies.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Clinical trial site operations
Recent focus
Clinical trial site operations

With only two projects, both initiated within a 12-month window (2015–2016), there is no meaningful temporal evolution to document. Both engagements sit firmly in clinical trial execution across different therapeutic areas — rheumatology and oncology — suggesting the organisation offers broad-spectrum CRO services rather than deep specialisation in a single disease area. No keyword data is available to detect any shift in focus between these two projects.

Too few data points to identify a direction; their involvement in both immunology and oncology trials suggests they serve as a generalist CRO across therapeutic areas rather than moving toward any single niche.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: third_party_expertReach: European13 countries collaborated

Linical Spain participated exclusively as a third party in both projects, meaning they were engaged as a contracted service provider rather than as a named consortium member taking intellectual or scientific ownership. Their network of 31 unique partners across 13 countries reflects the scale of the clinical trial consortia they supported, not partnerships they built directly. This pattern is typical of CROs: they are brought in for execution capacity, not for co-design of research.

Through their third-party involvement in two large clinical trial consortia, Linical Spain touched 31 unique partner organisations spanning 13 countries. This reach is a function of the trials' multi-site European design rather than an independently built research network.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Linical Spain operates from Majadahonda, Madrid — Spain's primary pharmaceutical cluster — which positions them to access a dense concentration of biotech and pharma industry clients and clinical sites. As the Spanish arm of an international CRO, they bring both local regulatory and site knowledge and the process infrastructure of a larger group. For consortia needing Spanish patient cohorts or regulatory submission support in Spain, they offer a ready operational foothold without the overhead of building site capacity from scratch.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • AML-VACCiN
    A clinical development programme for a dendritic-cell immunotherapy targeting acute myeloid leukaemia — a high-unmet-need oncology indication — making this one of the more scientifically ambitious trials in the portfolio.
  • GLORIA
    A long-running (2015–2021) comparative effectiveness trial in rheumatology that tested a real-world clinical question about glucocorticoid dosing strategies, reflecting Linical Spain's capacity to support multi-year, multi-site trials.
Cross-sector capabilities
Regulatory affairs and compliance (applicable to medical devices and diagnostics)Biostatistics and clinical data managementPatient cohort access for rare disease studies
Analysis note: Only 2 projects, both as third party with no EC funding recorded and no keyword data. The CRO characterisation is a reasonable inference from the organisation name, location (Majadahonda pharmaceutical hub), project types, and third-party role — but is not confirmed by the dataset. Any direct contact with this organisation should verify their current service scope, as H2020 activity dates only to 2015–2016.