Planet Earth

Monday the 18th

Zamora Monday Talks

Diet against cancer

Do xogo á innovación: ciencia en acción

Nature with a Future and Medicine of Tomorrow

From prey to fungi: surprising stories of everyday life

Glimpses into the past, challenges of the present

Between screens and chemistry

The Fascinating World of Plants

Science at the limits: organisms, energy and unexpected machines

From the invisible to the infinite: technology, society, and the universe

Cancer and nanotechnology: understanding the enemy, designing the future

When the different shines

Of Romans and Airplanes

Pint of Science

Talks with an atomic pint

Not even DNA is that good, nor bacteria that bad

Of water and life

Learning, conserving and aging: science throughout life

From the Dark Web to the big screen: science, power, and society

Learning by doing

Ecology in Change

Historical Feminism

DAY 1: WHAT TV, SOIL, AND SPORTS HADN'T TOLD YOU

Pint of Science 18

Languages and Roots

Our Body

Scientists

A journey to the essential: science from the atom to the origin of life

Today's society, for the world of tomorrow

Coffee with science and risk-free food

From the past to the future

Once upon a time a trace element lost in Galicia (Marta I. Miranda Castañón, USC)

"Virus bos" against superbugs (Isidro García Meniño, USC)

Why do rivers not obey us? (Horacio García, USC)

Espectroscopía nos arquivos

Learning from the sea: the estuary through pH and mussel adaptation

From local accent to global market

OUR SOCIETY

From Antarctica to the Strait: chronicles of a transforming world

Seagrass meadows, butterflies, and archaeology of the Tropical Coast: live science in La Herradura

Precision maps: from the trail of graffiti to the trail of cancer

Science in everyday life: from personal relationships to laboratory worms

Energy, environment and technologies to understand the invisible

Monday, May 18 - Sala Premier - 2026

Monday, May 18 - Pub New Chicago - 2026

The street speaks to you

The city revealed: contemporary and historical perspectives

The invisible that moves the world