The Science Museum of the University of Navarra inaugurated its first exhibition on November 14. The exhibition has brought for the first time more than a hundred pieces from the Museum's collections to seven buildings on the campus. Among them, mollusks, insects, fossils, minerals, reptiles, fish and mammals.

Under the title "In everything there is Science", this exhibition proposes a dialogue between Science and other disciplines taught in different faculties. The opening ceremony, framed within the activities of the Science and Technology Weeks 2018, took place at the Faculty of Communication and was accompanied by an exhibition of birds by Tierra Rapaz.

The visit to the exhibition - which will remain open to the public from November 14 to February 15, 2019 - is free and open to the general public.

The Science Museum brings together almost half a century of research on the biodiversity of Navarra, in particular, and has given rise to a collection of 25 million specimens, one million museum records and more than 10,000 species of animals and plants. It is one of the backbone projects of the Horizon 2020 strategy of the University of Navarra in the area of Social Responsibility and Environmental Sustainability.