Creativity, bioethics and environmental justice
Debates, screenings, dissemination and art open the doors to an intense weekend on the fourth day of the Biennial.
Creativity, bioethics and environmental justice
The fourth day of the City and Science Biennial anticipates the weekend's activities with a wide variety of proposals. The afternoon begins with Assisted Reproduction: insights from ethics, science and demography, a debate to reflect on the limits of biology.
The sounds of science
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.
Planarias, botany, flamenco and participation
The second day of the Biennial includes the Citizen Science Day, cinema, research afternoons, performances and debates.
Planarias, botany, flamenco and participation
After the kick-off, the Biennial opens a second day full of reflection, new formats and multiple ways of experiencing science.
Life from the kitchen
The first day of the Biennial is centred on an opening ceremony with cooking as the main theme and various artistic installations.
Life from the kitchen
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.
Thematic pillars
The central theme of this Biennial will be addressed from three main thematic axes and will be complemented by a transversal perspective that will link art, science and design.