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November 19 and 20
Teacher Assessment in Primary Science (TAPS)
Training for elementary school teachers led by Dr. Sarah Earle
November 14
Workshop - The Magic Mixing Lab (Everyday Chemistry for the Whole Family)
For boys and girls aged 8 to 11
November 10, 2010
Lecture - Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro and Nathaniel Barrett
Live and in Person: Art and Color Perception
Plant cell
Learn about science from the little ones. They'll explain it to you!
October 8 through February 7
A Boom in Science
A Boom in Science
Episode 1: Voles
Discover the stories and fun facts about the animals around us. Where they live, what they eat, how they interact—and much more!
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MICROBES FROM THE MUSEUM
Don't miss every week this space on scientific news.
"Why do things, people, or animals have the colors they do?"
November 1, 2026
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Enrique Baquero: "Color in nature is not merely decorative; it is a radical survival strategy."
The second session of the series “The Secret Life of Colors” brought together more than a hundred people at the Civivox in Iturrama to discuss extreme adaptations and survival mechanisms in the animal kingdom
"The Bioma Center aims to be a meeting place and a powerful platform for communicating good science more widely and effectively to society."
The University held a ceremony to lay the “cornerstone” of the project—which will bring together teaching, research, and science outreach—by planting an oak tree