Activities
17:00
Humans and animals: a vital bond. Health, emotions and coexistence
Description:
The Seminaris a l’Abast series is a training space for dynamisation and participation, where current and interesting topics are discussed. The series includes 8 sessions lasting 2 hours each, independent of each other, and with a total duration of 16 hours. Registration can be made for the entire series or for individual sessions, and can be attended online or in person.
On 18 March, the seminar “Humans and animals: a vital bond. Health, emotions and coexistence” will take place. The relationship between people and animals will be reflected on from an interdisciplinary perspective. It will explore how this bond influences people's physical and emotional health and, specifically, the benefits of animal-assisted therapies. The event will feature the participation of Manel López Béjar, veterinarian and dean of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.
Place: UAB Auditorium (Faculty of Arts & Humanities)
Date: Wednesday 18, March2026 - 17:00h
Tuesday, April 14, 2026
12:00
Spring's La Comunitària
Description:
Between 12pm and 4pm on 14 April, the Bellaterra campus will host spring's La Comunitària. This cultural day aims to bring together the university community in a series of leisure and cultural activities organised by the associations registered at elDirectori, the UAB's register of associations, the student councils and the different community services.
The activity will take place in the Knowledge Square. You can also find activities in other areas of the campus such as the Humanities Library or the Faculty of Translation and Interpreting.
Come and discover all the activities and take part!
More info: https://webs.uab.cat/lacomunitariauab/
Date: Tuesday 14, April2026 - 12:00h
End date: Tuesday 14, April2026 - 16:00h
Thursday, April 16, 2026
10:00
II Conference on Knowledge Transfer in Social Sciences and Humanities
Description:
Following the success of the first edition, the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona is hosting the second Conference on Knowledge Transfer in the Social Sciences and Humanities. The theme of this year's conference is 'From research to impact: services, networks and transfer routes in CSH', and it will provide a platform for reflection and the sharing of experiences on how to transform research into social, institutional and economic impact.
The conference is organised by the UAB Vice-Rectorate for Innovation, Transfer and Entrepreneurship, the UAB Research Park and the AccessCat Network. It focuses on the services, instruments and transfer support structures offered by the UAB to research groups in the social sciences and humanities, as well as the networks, collaboration mechanisms and standardisation frameworks that facilitate knowledge valorisation.
The session will address knowledge transfer from a broad perspective, moving beyond classic models of technological commercialisation to highlight the diversity of existing pathways in the field of CSH, including public–private collaboration, collaboration with administrations, industrial doctorates, research agreements and contracts, participation in tenders, and methodological development and standardisation processes.
The programme includes:
- A presentation of the UAB's transfer support services and units.
- The role of R&D networks, paying special attention to AccessCat and CLARIAH-CAT.
- A showcase of success stories demonstrating real-life collaboration with companies and public administrations.
- A specific intervention on standardisation as a strategic tool for transfer and impact.
The conference is aimed at research staff, transfer and research management personnel, institutional managers, public administration agents, companies, and social entities interested in collaborating with the university.
It is an opportunity to learn about available resources, generate new connections, and promote transfer in the social sciences and humanities.
Place: Auditorium of the Rectorate of the UAB
Date: Thursday 16, April2026 - 10:00h
End date: Thursday 16, April2026 - 13:30h