Next Friday, September 27, the European Researchers’ Night will be held, an event aimed at connecting science and research with society. In this edition, the University of Granada (UGR) is actively participating by organizing 298 activities across Granada, Ceuta, and Melilla, involving nearly 1,000 researchers.
The main goal is to make science accessible to everyday people, demonstrating its relevance and application in daily life. This event, celebrated in over 400 cities across 30 countries, will offer workshops in Granada covering diverse topics such as exoplanets, lunar dust, the Sun, DNA, and biomedicine, led by researchers from the Zaidín Experimental Station.
Although most activities will take place at the Paseo del Salón, there will also be open house events at the Health Sciences Technology Park (PTS), featuring visits to the UGR Biomedical Research Center and the Genyo Center, offering opportunities to explore cutting-edge research up close.
