"Veus", the UAB's informative conference series

The Theatre Hall will host a new edition of “Veus”, a day of conferences with the aim of sharing transformative and inspiring knowledge generated at the University with a general audience. It can be attended without prior registration.

Six researchers will talk about different topics, such as bees and their diversity, waste in a more sustainable world, women made invisible by history, a digital future with guarantees, daily economic practices in precarious and unequal contexts, and the legacy of women during the Second Republic.

The event will be closed by Josep Cervelló, director of the Institute of Ancient Near Eastern Studies (IEPOA) and associate professor of Egyptology of the Department of Ancient and Medieval History of the UAB, who will give a lecture on hieroglyphs in Ancient Egypt.

All the information about the participants and their lectures can be consulted at: https://webs.uab.cat/veus/.