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Wednesday:

On 29 January, the GEDIME research group, in collaboration with CER-Migrations and the UAB, will be organising the GEDIME Predoctoral Conference: Migration, work, family and public space, focused on the analysis of migration from the perspectives of the labour market, family, discrimination and public space. During the session, migratory experiences in different social and regional contexts will be analysed through speakers and debate spaces. Dahra Quintella, Iseo Morillas, Roser Ramis, Anna Clapés, Felipe Fernández, Helena Llonch, Mireia Pont and Emilio Morales, predoctoral researchers, will participate to offer their vision on the subject.

Place: Faculty of Political Science and Sociology (Sala de juntes)

Date: Thursday 29, January de 2026 - 10:00h

Wednesday:

The ministries for Language Policy, Education and Vocational Training, and Research and Universities, as well as the Programme for the Improvement of Initial Teacher Training and the Programme for the Improvement of the Master's Degree in Secondary Teacher Training of the Catalan Government organise the Second Conference on Initial Teacher Training and Multilingualism, focused on the current challenges of language immersion. The event will take place on 30 January and will include the participation of experts from the educational and university world. The meeting will be at the UAB Faculty of Education and will be attended by Maria Carme Bernal, Montserrat Cerdà, Alba Ambrós, Llorenç Comajoan-Colomé, Cesc Franquesa and Dolors Masats, who will provide their vision on the topic. To participate, it is necessary to register in advance.

Place: Faculty of Education (Sala de graus)

Date: Friday 30, January de 2026 - 09:00h

Wednesday:

Academic research has devoted relatively little attention to the means of image production, its epistemological meaning, and relationship to culture in general. Although the visual turn of recent years has brought new methodological perspectives, the understanding of images remains limited and is often considered only as a communicative resource to illustrate results, but not as part of the development of a “materialised epistemology” that integrates sensitive knowledge with scientific knowledge and allows for the generation of a different historiography.

Science historian Norton Wise argues that traditional dichotomies that tend to separate art from science, museums from laboratories, and geometric from algebraic methods have impoverished understanding of visualisation processes.

The seminar will use an interdisciplinary vocation to explore other ways of understanding images and their use in research.

Reference article: M. Norton Wise, Making visible, Isis 97 (1):75-82 (2006)

Participants: Andrea Soto Calderón (lecturer in Aestetics and Art Theories, UAB), Blanca Pujals (architect, writer and scriptwriter) and Agustí Nieto-Galan (lecturer in the History of Science, UAB)

Programme

12:00 p.m. Presentation

12:15-12:45 p.m. Projection and contextualisation of the audiovisual Quantum sensing infrastructures (Blanca Pujals)

12:45-1:15 p.m. Commentary (A. Soto Calderón)

1:15-1:45 p.m. Lunch break

1:45-2:15 p.m. Commentary (A. Nieto-Galan)

2:15-3:00 p.m. General debate

This seminar forms part of the "Workshops on Historiographic Tools" (WHITS) series. It is addressed particularly to PhD students, but open to all members of the academic community.

Place: Seminar Hall, iHC

Date: Wednesday 4, February de 2026 - 12:00h

Date: Wednesday 4, February de 2026 - 15:00h

Wednesday:

The Seminaris a l’Abast series is a training space for dynamism and participation, where current issues are discussed. The series includes 8 sessions lasting two hours each, independent of each other, with a total duration of 16 hours. Registration can be made for the entire series or for isolated sessions, and can be attended  online or in person.

On 11 February, the conference “Forensic Consideration of Victimology” will take place. The conference will focus on the analysis of the role of victims in the judicial process, as well as their psychological, social and legal consideration. The event will feature the participation of Elena Garrido, clinical psychologist, accredited forensic scientist, and graduate of the master's degree in Legal Psychology and Forensic Psychological Expertise at the UAB.

Place: UAB Auditorium, Faculty of Arts & Humanities

Date: Wednesday 11, February de 2026 - 17:00h