The NAT Award ceremony kicks off the 4th City and Science Biennial
The award, presented by the Museum of Natural Sciences, has been granted to chemist and popularizer Philip Ball.
The NAT Award ceremony kicks off the 4th City and Science Biennial
Philip Ball has been the winner of the 8th edition of the NAT Award, which is promoted by the Natural Sciences Museum to distinguish people or institutions that have contributed a new perspective to the dissemination of natural sciences.
Permanent exhibitions of the Biennial
El Born. Barcelona History Museum will host a set of exhibitions that can be visited throughout the event.
The Biennial's permanent exhibitions invite you to rethink the limits of perception, matter and technology
From 18 to 23 November, as part of the City and Science Biennial 2025, the Born Museum of History in Barcelona will host a series of permanent exhibitions that can be visited throughout the week (also during Science Night). These are proposals that combine scientific research and artistic creation to reflect on issues such as emptiness, uncertainty, matter or the relationship between technology and nature.
The Biennial, also in Madrid
The event is consolidated in the state capital with a program that unites art, science and thought.
The City and Science Biennial is consolidated in Madrid with a program that unites art, science and thought
The City and Science Biennial 2025 is once again extending to Madrid, consolidating the scientific and cultural alliance between both cities. From 18 to 23 November, the Círculo de Bellas Artes will host a series of activities that will put scientific knowledge into dialogue with philosophical reflection and artistic expression, within the framework of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology.
The Biennial, a large open laboratory for young people
The program includes various activities designed for children and young people.
The Biennial, a large open laboratory for young people
From 18 to 22 November, the Biennial City and Science 2025 aims to bring science closer to everyone, and especially to the new generations. With a program designed to arouse curiosity, Barcelona becomes a large open laboratory where young people can experiment, reflect and have fun while discovering the challenges and opportunities of the scientific and technological world.
Science night Saturday evening
From scientific monologues to sound performances, including interactive demonstrations and guided tours.
Science Night, quantum and technology continue on Saturday evening
On Saturday, November 22, the City and Science Biennial offers a series of evening and nighttime activities for all audiences. From scientific monologues to sound performances, interactive demonstrations and guided tours, this year's edition promises a unique experience to explore the mysteries of quantum physics and technology in a fun and educational way.