The University of Málaga (UMA) celebrates the twenty-sixth edition of Science Week with a programme that runs throughout the month of November and combines activities for schools and for the general public. It is organised by the Vice-Rectorate for Research and Scientific Dissemination, through the Publications and Scientific Dissemination Service.
For students
Schools have several appointments. The workshop “Geología en acción” was held on October 28 at the Ada Byron Research Building, with educational models to study the formation of relief and water underground. On November 17, at 10:00, the hall of the Faculty of Education hosts a new “Café con Ciencia” with IES Ben Gabirol and IES Torre Atalaya, with tables on heritage, microbiota, agriculture, Byzantium, cancer, archaeology, sensors and water. On November 23, at 11:45, fourth-year ESO students from IES Christine Picasso tour the centre on a walk about tourism, insecurity and data.
For the general public
The exhibition “Un puente azul: Bizancio y su legado en España” can be seen in the hall of the Faculty of Education Sciences until November 6. On November 10, at 18:00, the Sala Ámbito Cultural de El Corte Inglés hosts the lecture on artificial intelligence and fashion retail by Mar Melero. On November 12, at 18:30, the Librería cafetería Q Pro Quo holds a discussion on literature written by women. On November 19, at 18:00, a scientific walk covers the constitutional history of the streets of Málaga from the Plaza de la Constitución. In addition, the winning story of the XII Concurso Ficción y Ciencia will be published.
Registration
The activities that require prior registration are the lecture on November 10, the discussion on November 12 and the scientific walk on November 19. The “Café con Ciencia inclusivo” is held on November 12, at 10:00, at Down Málaga, with workshops on water management and use.
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