Humans across all eras, cultures, and civilizations have always sought to explain the phenomena we observe. Sometimes, the scientific knowledge of the time has provided a clear and reasoned explanation for these phenomena, but in many other cases, it has not. When we cannot explain certain events with the knowledge available to us, we are…
The day before yesterday, on December 13, 2022 (yes, yes, I know it was Tuesday the 13th, but I’m not superstitious), the new platform CaixaForum+, dedicated exclusively to culture, was publicly launched at CaixaForum Madrid. Surely, just by seeing the platform’s name, you’ve already guessed that Fundación La Caixa is behind this wonderful initiative—a bold…
BACTERIA ALSO SPEAKS EUSKARA Yes, for three months, from November 29, 2022, to February 26, 2023, the bacteria we have been cultivating and caring for in our studio for over five months will be “speaking” in Euskara. They have traveled to Bilbao to settle in Azkuna Zentroa as part of the exhibition “Zientzia Frikzioa. Bizitza…
As Serrat sings in one of his songs, “De vez en cuando la vida” (“Every Once in a While, Life”): “Every once in a while, life has coffee with me And looks so beautiful it’s a joy to see. She lets her hair down and invites me To step onto the stage with her.” The…
SCIENCE INTO IMAGES RADIO SEGMENT (14.02.2021) UNITED NATIONS DECADE ON ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION (2021-2030) Yesterday, Sunday, February 14, 2021, we aired the third installment of our radio segment on Maresmejant, a program on Mataró Ràdio, which you can tune into at 89.3 FM. Here’s the link where you can listen to the full program (2 hours):…
SCIENCE INTO IMAGES RADIO SEGMENT The Disputatio of Barcelona and Marine “Cereal” Today, Sunday, January 17, 2021, we aired the second installment of our radio segment on Maresmejant, a program on Mataró Ràdio, which you can tune into at 89.3 FM. Here’s the link where you can listen to the full program (2 hours): http://mataroaudiovisual.alacarta.cat/maresmejant…
Premiere of the Radio Segment “Science into Images” Last Sunday, December 6, we embarked on a new Science into Images adventure—a new kind of safari, similar to the ones we usually take into the microscopic world, but this time, venturing into an almost entirely unknown territory for us: the world of radio waves. From now…
