The second edition of the City and Science Biennial builds on the success of the opening edition and will be held in the city from 8 to 13 June. The week-long programme offers debates, round tables, lectures, discussions, shows and many other activities to reflect on the limits of science and knowledge.
The City and Science Biennial is set to become a major event for discussing and reflecting on today’s big challenges from the point of view of science and technology, with a programme reaching various points around the city and offering open-air activities for local people to take part in, as well as online sessions.
Over a hundred activities are planned, with nearly 200 speakers and guests taking part. In addition, the programme includes the fourteenth edition of the Science Festival.