The fourth edition of the iMATUS Thesis Pitch 2025 was successfully held last June 30 in the iMATUS Hall. Ten young researchers participated in it, among them PhD students from the I+D Farma group Lucía Aboal, Carlos Illanes, María Blanco and Lara Touza, who presented their work in a concise and informative format. The latter two students, together with PhD student Óscar Giner, were winners of the event addressing topics ranging from advanced materials for biomedical applications, to solutions for infectious diseases and the use of nanomaterials for electric vehicles. This event underscores the group commitment to cutting-edge research and its transfer to society. Celebrations such as this are essential to inspire future generations of scientists and continue to drive progress.