Rincon de la Victoria is preparing to host one of the most prominent scientific events in the municipality: XVIth Scientific Meeting of PysmilianaWhich will be held from April 22 to 26, 2024. This event is organized by the IES Bezmiliana Science Club in cooperation with the City Council, and promises a week full of activities for all lovers of science and knowledge.
Plaza de La Constitución will host the fair this year Science in the street where 22 tents They will host experiments presented by students from various educational centers. But science is not limited only there. He'll be there all week Conferences, interactive workshops, talks and thematic exhibitionsIt offers a variety of opportunities to explore different areas of scientific knowledge.
Belen GutierrezThe region's official highlighted the importance of this “world-famous” event, which has a long history of success. In this, they will participate directly 400 students and 50 teachers From various educational centers in the governorate.
One of the new developments this year is the visit of a delegation from one of the university institutions in Envigado. ColombiaThis will add an international touch to the event, confirming its importance and relevance at the global level.
Mayor Rincon de la Victoria Francisco SaladoHe praised the organizational effort made by the Pyzmiljana Science Club, which promoted this event as a reference in promoting and disseminating scientific culture. Salado has especially acknowledged his dedication 14 teachers Which makes up the club, as well as the active participation of the students, “the real heroes of this scientific celebration.”
In addition, the meeting will be attended by figures from the scientific field, such as: Blanca Troughtonfamous advertising poster author, teacher, publisher and artist, as well as Carlos Duran, teacher and publisher. Institutions such as Royal Spanish Society of Chemistry, Velez-Málaga Teaching Center, and Discover Foundation They will also join this popular event.
Director of IES Bezmiliana, Manuel EspinosaShe thanked the City Council for its support, and highlighted the organizational efforts made by the center’s teaching departments, “which contributed to the success of this initiative.”