Participatory Science and Scientific Culture
Science has often been isolated from citizens because many studies and discoveries are not explained in a comprehensible way.
Observe, destroy, learn
Observe, destroy, learn. In quantum mechanics the world works in a very different way to the reality we perceive.
Artificial Intelligence and Democracy
Computational systems have advanced to the point of creating information processing models with extraordinary capabilities.
Geopolitics
The many challenges humanity faces nowadays are significant and must be addressed on a global scale.
A programme with four thematic axes
This Biennial invites you to live in the city, live in equality, live with science and live creativity.
A programme with four thematic axes
With the fact of living as the common thread, the activities of this Biennial are grouped into four thematic axes: Living in the city, at a time when more than half of the population lives in urban environments, Living in equity, with proposals to advance towards equal rights and opportunities from all areas, Living with scienc
Six days to explore the fact of living
The third City and Science Biennial takes us into the relationship between our species and the natural, human and digital environment.