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Pint of Scstart
The UCC+I coordinates the participation of URJC researchers in the festival Pint of Science, held in different cities throughout Spain. This event aims to offer talks interesting and entertaining about the latest scientific research in an unusual setting for science: in various bars in Madrid.
May 19, 20 and 21, 2025
Talk program (COMING SOON)
Previous editions
Pint of Science 2024
Pablo Escribano Álvarez
Talk title: "Antarctic bugs enduring the extreme cold"
Day: May 13
Location: Citynizer Plaza (C. de Juanelo, 17)
Marina Sanz González
Degree: "Could Bob Marley develop chronic pain?"
Day: May 13
Location: Citynizer Plaza (C. de Juanelo, 17)
Alicia Gómez-Fernández
Talk title: “In the origin: what were the ancestral crops like?”
Day: May 13
Location: MOE Club (Av. de Alberto de Alcocer, 32)
Marcos Mendez Iglesias
Talk title: “We continue to evolve, but not as you think”
Day: May 13
Location: Hamburg Exargia Tavern (Calle de Embajadores, 41, Mercado de San Fernando, Post 8)
Almudena Garcia Carrasco
Degree: "Why do you gain weight? The troglodyte inside you"
Day: May 14
Place. Citynizer Plaza (C. de Juanelo, 17)
Pint of Science 2023
Pint of Science 2022
talk program taught by URJC researchers at Pint of Science 2019.
Photo gallery: from May 20 to 22, 2019
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talk program taught by URJC researchers at Pint of Science 2018.
Photo gallery: May 14 and 16, 2018
Photo gallery: May 15 to 17, 2017
Photo gallery: May 23 to 25, 2016
Ventu-Science
The UCC+I collaborates in this scientific dissemination fair, which is held in Los Cotos de Monterrey, Venturada, a municipality located north of Madrid.
Upcoming celebration dates: 30 and 31 of May of 2025
We're scientists, get us out of here!
The initiative We're scientists, get us out of here! puts scientists from all over Spain in contact with students aged 10 to 18 through an online platform, in order to stimulate interest in and knowledge of science. Since 2017, the UCC+i has been coordinating the participation of URJC researchers in this activity.