Music and technology, 100 years since Einstein's visit to Barcelona, adaptation to climate change, and the complexity of the world, on the third day of the Biennial.
Music and technology, 100 years since Einstein's visit to Barcelona, adaptation to climate change, and the complexity of the world, on the third day of the Biennial.
The second day of the Biennial includes the Citizen Science Day, cinema, research afternoons, performances and debates.
After the kick-off, the Biennial opens a second day full of reflection, new formats and multiple ways of experiencing science.
The first day of the Biennial is centred on an opening ceremony with cooking as the main theme and various artistic installations.
With the fact of living as the leitmotiv of this third edition, the City and Science Biennial begins with a relaxed conversation about something as everyday and necessary as cooking.
The Biennial invites you to experience scientific knowledge from many dimensions. Discover them through the activities distributed in the four thematic axes of this edition.
Quantum physics is experiencing a new turning point with new discoveries, advances and technologies that represent a paradigm shift.
Observe, destroy, learn. In quantum mechanics the world works in a very different way to the reality we perceive.