The CSIC, or Spanish National Research Council, is the largest public research institution in Spain. Established in 1907, it focuses on scientific research and development across various fields, including biology, chemistry, and social sciences. The CSIC aims to promote scientific knowledge and innovation to address societal challenges. With over 10,000 researchers and numerous research centers throughout Spain, the CSIC collaborates with universities, industries, and international organizations. Its work contributes to advancements in technology, health, and environmental sustainability, making it a key player in the global scientific community.