Web accessibility
Biodonostia HRI has developed its website with an accessible design to guarantee access to information for all. That is why we use standardised open technologies established by the W3C and following the WAI guidelines. Biodonostia HRI strives to ensure that anyone with a physical or sensory impairment of any kind can use its website. Should you come across any accessibility problems or wish to make any suggestions or comments about how to improve this aspect, please contact us.
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Registration and Web Identification
To participate in HRI BioDonostia’s website actions, you will need to identify yourself with a user name (or e-mail) and password.
Users who are already registered in Biodonostia HRI’s database may use their usual e-mail address and get a password through the website. New users must carry out a first online action to be able to register. The purpose of web registration is to facilitate subsequent actions for the user, who will not need to fill out all the data on the forms again..
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Biodonostia Institute Association listed in the General Register of Associations with number AS/G/15251/2010 and CIF: G-75020313.
Pº Dr. Beguiristain s/n, 20014 Donostia (Gipuzkoa).
Tel: +34 943 00.60.12 / Fax: +34 943.00.62.50.
