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Students of all degrees have taken part in the 16th International Students Congress (CIE) of the Universidad CEU Cardenal Herrera. This event takes place each year to attract the interest of students in research. Moreover the intention is to direct science towards the search of solutions to improve our environment and the life of people.
“Science with conscience: towards a society without barriers”.
This is the slogan of 2019 edition which has gathered a total of 250 communications. The students have had the chance to live an experience very similar to a professional encounter with the public presentation of search works assessed by the scientific committee.
Moreover students have been able to take part in encounters with researchers within the framework of the program Café con Ciencia. They have dealt with very different issues such as “The power of imagination and virtual reality”, “Collaborative economy”, “Skin care based on scientific evidence” or “The dangers of social networks”, among others.
There have also been activities for the days previous to the Congress to transmit that diversity is a whole source of collective enrichment.
One of them has counted with the presence of Dr Pablo Lapunzina, scientific director of the Centro de Investigación Biomédica en Red de Enfermedades Raras (CIBERER). In the round table “Investigating what is different. Challenges for all”, he discussed with Dr Mariló Edo from the Hospital La Fe and Cuca Paulo of the Asociación de Fiebre Mediterránea Familiar y Síndromes Autoinflamatorios. Students have been able to know more about how to encourage the research of rare diseases by scientists and associations of patients.
The film producer and director Miguel Ángel Font has also taken part in these previous sessions about “Xmile, cinema through the five senses” in a table that has also counted with the presence of Juan Benages, a reference in independent life.
On Wednesday 10th the last sessions were celebrated with the round table “Inclusive sport. Sports for all” with the attendance of Aderes, the sports club of Burjassot which served as inspiration for Javier Fesser for his film “Campeones”. It also counted with the presence of the team of physiotherapists A Contracorrent Esport Adaptat who made clear that education is the key to advance towards inclusion.
Sessions started on Monday 8th April with the journalist and producer Patty Bonet, alumni of CEU Cardenal Herrera. In her lecture “Can you see it? Communicating is the difference for social inclusion” has explained to the audience the power of art in the normalization of disability.
