Shows, exhibitions and guided tours for THE EUROPEAN NIGHT OF RESEARCHERS September 30, 2016, the final event of The Science Week to bring science and scientific culture, researchers and their work with citizens.

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Like every year, now at the eleventh edition, the initiative promoted by the European Commission takes place on the last Friday of September and at the same time involves more than 250 European cities

 

In Italy the project coordinated by Frascati Science involves more than 20 cities participating in organizing meetings, seminars and lectures, experiments and live science demonstrations, and a host of different events to engage the public.

orsaminore-frascatiscienza_rcThe theme of this new edition of the Night is MADE IN SCIENCE, science as a “trademark”, a guarantee of excellence in research that improves the daily lives of all. Frascati Science leader of a network of researchers, universities and research institutes stretching from the north to the south of Italy in promoting the leading European scientific communication event. And in particular, the Tuscolana area, home to the research infrastructure of the most important in Italy and Europe, will be the epicenter of the event involving many other Italian cities, in Lazio region: Rome, Frascati, Carbonia, Cassino, Gorga, Grottaferrata, Monte Porzio Catone.

So too the proposed projects along the boot will have the “mark” MADE IN SCIENCE that will distinguish the quality, excellence and the importance of the Italian research and the underlying theme of the events planned for 2016-2017.

FRASCATI SCIENCE

gravitational_waves_rcOn September 30, the House of Science will be “rebuilt” in Frascati within the walls of the Valadier and the rooms will be expanded so as to accommodate a greater number of activities and allow visitors to experience a greater number of experiences. In addition to meetings, exhibitions and other activities are planned for the town of Castelli.
www.frascatiscienza.it

ROME TRE University

In the evening of Friday 30 activities will take place between 19 and midnight at the headquarters of Largo S. Leonardo Murialdo, and will be organized in interactive activities, seminars, exhibitions and screenings. In all four sections of the topics will be very different: it will range from math games to astronomical observations, from the reconstruction of architectural forms to the role of time in physics, graphene antibacterial therapies.

Interactive activities – at the laboratory of Manuela Brains, Alessia and Stefano Leonetti Pietropaoli, visitors can learn how to perform DNA extraction, and take home a test tube with their DNA, while the stand of mathematical games and Luca Biasco and Pietro Caputo it will compete on the field before searching the mathematical aspects of the games. But not only that: we will also talk of geology, chemistry of food, of elementary particles and much more, including a video installation dedicated to the glaciers and climate change, by the photographer Fabiano Ventura.

SeminarsVittorio Lubicz will explain to us what (and how it evolved) the concept of time in physics, but will also discuss graphene, antibiotic therapy, optimal utilization of renewable resources, the Higgs boson, urban planning

Exhibitions – We report, in this section, the construction of a geodesic dome of reeds, by teachers of the Department of Architecture, and a photo exhibition dedicated to the Solar System.
Shows – In addition to the now inevitable planetarium, you can explore “The Solar System” accompanied by the story of Adriana Postiglione.
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There are so many proposals also art that are proposed along with research and attention to social dynamics.
Among the different proposals in the Italian cities in the north and south of the country.

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In Cosenza the University of Calabria involves the Roman theater director and actress Betta Cianchini with two artistic performances with other artist.

 

 

Researchers of hearts
 The penitentiary university system: the thoughts and contributions of the detained students, curated by Franca Garreffa and actress Betta Cianchini. Beeankee presentation of the artist’s project.

Students will learn to talk about the recluse persons using irony and allegory and to convey the “inclusion” posts to build a positive thinking.

Women and men detained from Italy send their thoughts on the need for a constructive punishment and this will form the basis of the readings with Betta Cianchini while Beeankee build an installation shaped HEART (which is its specific) with their thoughts.

We are so precarious that we go Fashion
(show by B. Cianchini with Alan White and Betta Cianchini).
The show is the result of a collection of testimonials from young people seeking their first job. Unarmed brains and disarming of two “young” today -estrapolati from Face Book status that asks how it is dissected, are numbers from other numbers. The series puts them in a row, examines them and then recycles them. The media exaggerate the habits, they ignore the attitudes. Parents, it would take several. Also they “would like” different. But by young exuberant young people they find themselves redundant. And the series looms again but they’re not there.

Many stories of insecurity by the ironic and sarcastic. Statistics show that the number of 650,000 young disoccupabili is a number attacked, but “most attacked” than that … it’s difficult. Maybe the trick is to pursue happiness, before a job and this will save them. Maybe. Beauty will save the world. Sure.

www.nottedeiricercatoriunical.it Section Experiment Research
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All events covered by the Marie Sklodowska-Curie actions of the program Horizon 2020. In addition to the project coordinated by Italy Frascati Science are five winning projects of European funding: Sharper, Luna 2016, Closer, Bright and Society. The European Researchers’ Night is a project promoted by the European Commission. The project coordinated by Frascati Scienza is organized in collaboration with the Region of Lazio, the Municipality of Frascati, ASI, CNR, ENEA, ESA-ESRIN, INAF, INFN, INGV, ISS, CINECA, GARR, ISPRA, CREA, Sardegna Ricerche, with Wisdom University of Rome, University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, and Roma Tre University, University LUMSA of Rome and Palermo, Cagliari University, University of Cassino, University of Parma, University of Sassari, University of Modena and Reggio Studies Emilia. The event is attended by G.Eco, Astronomy Tuscolana Association (ATA), Accatagliato, Art and Science Association, the Amateur Astronomers Group Lepinis (Gorga Observatory), Cultural Association Who will be the scene, RES Castelli Romani Association Eta Carinae , Association of Friends Tuscolana Frascati, Astronomitaly – the Network of Astronomical Tourism, Explora Children’s Museum of Rome, LUDIS, Museo Tuscolano Aldobrandini Stables, Native, Sotacarbo, STS Multiservice, Science4Biz, Dinosaurs in Meat and bones.

Info www.nottedeiricercati.it

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By Arianna Pasquale

Parole, lingua e linguaggio, arte e le nuove tecnologie sono quel filo rosso con il quale mi diverto a tessere le mie giornate. Innovazione e sviluppo di nuovi orizzonti gli spunti che mi fa piacere incontrare. Giornalista, editor, copy writer e content media. Dopo la laurea in Filosofia del Linguaggio e della Mente a Napoli, mi trasferisco a Roma dove mi specializzo in comunicazione per il web e i nuovi media e per diversi anni sono caporedattore del mensile “Next Exit, creatività e lavoro” approfondendo temi di economia della cultura. Ho curato la pubblicazione di diversi progetti editoriali, tra cui Young Blood, annuario dei giovani artisti italiani, e RomaCreativa, per fare una mappatura dei creativi italiani nel mondo e nella capitale.

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