Science in everyday life: from personal relationships to laboratory worms

Join us for a fascinating day that connects the social and the scientific in a relaxed atmosphere. We will explore how family and our personal relationships remain the fundamental pillar in an increasingly digital and fast-paced world, and we will discover how a small laboratory worm, Caenorhabditis elegans, has become a key tool for studying human diseases such as Alzheimer’s or obesity. ✨

Speakers

• Diana Jareño Ruiz: Sociologist and researcher at the Universidad de Alicante, who will analyze how digital society transforms our family dynamics.
• Jennifer Redondo García: Predoctoral researcher at ADM, who will introduce us to the small nematode that is revolutionizing biomedical research.

It is a unique opportunity to better understand how we live and how our body works through two different scientific perspectives.