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“Café con Ciencias 2021” 25 November 2021

“Café con Ciencias 2021”

 

On 10 November, “Café con Ciencia” was celebrated at the University of Cádiz where the IMEYMAT participated through different workshops/activities attended by students from school and high school from different institutes. The audience was able to enjoy the following meetings:

 

 

 

How do thing look at a million magnification  – Juan Jesús Jiménez Ríos and Francisco Miguel Morales Sánchez

 

 

 

 

Surveillance of the health status of fetuses during delivery using a lactate biosensor – José María Palacios Santander and Juan José García Guzmán

 

 

 

 

When the superficial is what matters: the UCA surface analysis service (XPS)  – Ginesa Blanco Montilla

 

 

 

 

Travelling to WORLD-NANO from Zaragoza to Cádiz via England, France and the United States – Susana Trasobares Llorente

 

 

 

 

More information at Café con Ciencia