The third mission of La Aventura de la Mariona took place today at Tibidabo Amusement Park, with high participation from children and a day filled with science, play, and discovery. This activity offered workshops and interactive spaces dedicated to the respiratory system, bringing children closer to understanding how the apparatus that allows us to breathe works through hands-on experiences and playful activities.
The Francesc Cambó Hall at Sant Pau was filled with people and laughter during ImproCiencia: Aging with a Sense of Humor, an event that brought together biomedical research and improvisational theater to address key questions about health and aging in a lively and engaging way.
The Auditorium of Hospital de Sant Pau hosted today the Nursing Research Conference “Research in Care: The Necessary Boost for Better Health”, organized by the Sant Pau Research Institute (IR Sant Pau). The event brought together professionals from across Catalonia to share experiences and reflections on how research in care can help improve care quality, patient safety, and the sustainability of the healthcare system.
On Thursday, November 13 at 6 p.m., join us for ImproScience: Ageing with a Sense (of Humour) — an initiative by the Biomedical Research Networking Centre (CIBER) and the Sant Pau Research Institute. This activity combines science and theatre to talk about everyday health topics — such as memory, cholesterol, diabetes, or rare diseases — with warmth and humour.
This Saturday, September 27, a new mission of Mariona’s Adventure will take place, the educational and scientific outreach project designed to inspire vocations among children and adolescents, and break gender stereotypes that especially distance girls from the world of research.
On this occasion, the setting will be the Barcelona Zoo, a novelty that seeks to expand the spaces that host this project and reach new audiences in educational and accessible environments.
Following the success of the first edition, which brought together more than 3,000 participants, the Sant Pau Research Institute (IR Sant Pau) is launching the second edition of Mariona’s Adventure—an educational and science outreach project designed to inspire children and teens to pursue scientific careers and to break gender stereotypes that often discourage girls from entering the world of research.
On Thursday the 26th, the documentary A Journey to the Limits of Human Adaptation was presented at Girona Cinemas. Produced by Tarannà Viatges and the Sant Pau Research Institute (IR Sant Pau), this production blends science, adventure, and public outreach to explore how the human body responds to the most extreme conditions of altitude and oxygen deprivation.
This past weekend, the Born Centre for Culture and Memory was the venue for the 18th Science Festival, a large gathering for all audiences to engage with science and knowledge. The Sant Pau Research Institute (IR Sant Pau) was one of the participating entities, offering three workshops that captivated numerous families.
The Sant Pau Research Institute (IR Sant Pau) presented its new Strategic Plan 2025-2030 this Tuesday, in an event open to all research and healthcare staff. The plan will define the institution’s development lines for the next five years. It focuses on transformative biomedical research, connected to the real needs of society and with a clear international vocation.
On April 4th and 5th, the Modernist Complex of the Sant Pau Hospital will become the meeting point for the third edition of “Entre Dones”, an event to talk, share, and learn about women’s health from a gender perspective.
From the Sant Pau Research Institute, we would like to invite you to the Women and Girls in Science Festival on 9 February at the Panoramic Area of the Tibidabo Amusement Park. A free-entry event for the whole family where boys and girls will discover the world of research and medicine through workshops, activities, and talks. For more information, please visit the Festival’s website.
Dr. Ramón Mangues, head of the Oncogenesi and Antitumorals Research Group of the “Fundació Institut de Recerca de l’Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau”, has been highlighted by Diari ARA, in a special supplement published on June 2, as one of those responsible for the 10 medical avenues that will change life for humanitarians in the future.
You can consult the article on this link
