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The doors of the Victoria Eugenia Theatre will be wide open to the humour and scepticism of Naukas Passion, with the participation of acclaimed popular science figures and communicators from the Naukas platform. The event is organised in collaboration with the Chair of Scientific Culture of the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU).

Using a dynamic format of short talks that include various surprises and make scientific outreach both funny and entertaining, some of the Naukas platform’s top speakers will be coming up onto the stage to share their unique outlook on a diverse range of scientific issues. The sessions will be held directly after the keynote addresses throughout the festival week.

Entry to all public sessions, including Naukas Passion, will be open and free of charge until the venue is full, although prior registration is recommended.

Talks will be in Spanish and there will be a simultaneous interpreting service into both Basque and English.

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Programme:

Thursday, 5th of October

Victoria Eugenia Theatre

20:00 - 21:00 NAUKAS PASSION

Presenter: Javier Peláez

Speakers:

Enrique Borja, Physics / Philosophy
The pleasure of not understanding (ES)

Clara Grima,Mathematics, University of Sevilla
I believe you and I don't see you (ES)

Iñigo Olalde, Archeogenetics, University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU)
Pre-historic "Sálvame": family entanglements 6000 years ago (ES)

Almudena M. Castro, Physics and Aesthetics
The Threads of the Rainbow (ES)

Joaquín Sevilla, Science of Everyday Life, Public University of Navarra (UPNA)
Guidelines for sleeping well on any planet (ES)

Isabel Moreno, Climate Change
To the future with no return? (ES)


Friday, 6th of October

Victoria Eugenia Theatre

20:00 - 21:00 NAUKAS PASSION

Presenter: Javier Peláez

Speakers:

Susana Escudero, Forensic Anthropology, Genetics & Guillermo Peris, Forensic Anthropology, Genetics
JB55: 19th Century Vampires (ES)

Marga Sánchez Romero, Archaeology, University of Granada
Women - what people thought about us: Archaeology and Discourses of Inequality (ES)

Ignacio López-Goñi, Microbiology and Parasitology, University of Navarra (UNAV)
The first miracle of Jesus (ES)

Iñaki Úcar, Scientific Method and Biases, Carlos III University of Madrid (UC3M)
The day Maxwell missed the gorilla (ES)

Gemma del Caño, Nutrition
When alcohol managed to save a life (ES)