Café Scientifique 2016
We’re happy to announce, in partnership with the British Council, the next instalment of this series, which offers a different approach to science by organising debates in a relaxed, welcoming setting. On this occasion, under the title "Constructions", we will discuss sustainable cities, a pressing need for our planet.
Each Café Scientifique meeting is an opportunity to discuss the latest scientific issues in a more informal and welcoming setting than a conventional lecture, inviting the audience to actively participate in the debate. After the success of previous editions, we've decided to organise these cafés on "Constructions" as part of our ongoing "Sustainable Cities" series. We will look at examples of British and Spanish cities that have proved it is possible to design better living conditions and give their inhabitants a brighter future.
Speakers
- Fran Bradshaw, Partner at Anne Thorne Architects LLP and AECB Deputy Chair.
- Antonio Baño Nieva, architect and Deputy Director of the School of Architecture at the University of Alcalá de Henares.
- Andy Campbell, Associate Director of Buildings Arup.
- Susana Moreno, architect and researcher in the Management and Technology Department at the European University of Madrid.
