What we see and what we understand

Immerse yourself in an evening of scientific outreach in a relaxed atmosphere. This event proposes sharpening our view of the world, from the fauna that inhabits the Chornobyl exclusion zone to how we interpret scientific information in our day-to-day lives.

Featured talks

• The nature of Chornobyl today: Germán Orizaola, a researcher at the Universidad de Oviedo, brings us closer to the situation of the fauna in the Exclusion Zone forty years after the nuclear accident.
• Pouring Science: From TikTok to the Cochrane: Carlos Colmenero Gómez Cambronero invites us to train our critical thinking over ciders, analyzing how to evaluate scientific evidence beyond social media headlines.

It is a unique opportunity to discover what normally remains hidden and to understand science as a puzzle of evidence, not dogmas. 🧪