Defenses de tesi

Description:

Of the activities scheduled for the UAB's first Week of Culture and Human Rights and its Farmers' Market, the "Watercolour Plants" workshop will take place on 18 March at 11:00 a.m. in the Plaça Cívica. The activity offers the opportunity to experiment with painting and nature, two essential elements that combine to shape a creative community space. The workshop proposes exploring art as a tool for reflection and participation, highlighting the Plaça Cívica  as a space for meeting and cultural vitality. 

The Plaça Cívica will also be hosting the activity "La IA generativa contra el dret a l’aigua: el cas del CD de Cerdanyola", with representatives of the organisers. The session will analyse the environmental, social and ethical impacts of digital technologies, with special attention on how artificial intelligence can affect access to essential resources such as water. In the case of the Cerdanyola Management Centre, the socio-environmental conflict generated by the arrival of hyperscalar data linked to AI is studied. These facilities have a very high consumption of energy and water, with impacts on the territory, the climate and the local economy. The activity offers a space for critical and participatory reflection, promoting understanding of the global implications of technology and discussing the commitment to human rights and sustainability.

Place: Plaça Cívica, UAB

Date: Wednesday 18, March2026 - 11:00h

Description:

As part of the celebration of Week of Culture and Humqan Rights, on 18 March at 12:00 noon, the mural “Collective Art for Human Rights” will be painted by the artist MAGA. It is an activity organised by the Culture Unit and the UAB University Social Responsibility project, with the support of a variety of entities including the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Communication Studies and the UAB Solidarity Foundation.

The collective mural on human rights aims to promote culture as a tool for reflecting on inequalities and promoting values ​​such as dignity, equality and freedom. It also aims to encourage active participation from a critical perspective in the defense of human rights.

Place: Edifici Àgora, Plaça Cívica

Date: Wednesday 18, March2026 - 12:00h

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

Description:

Pilar Orero and Estel·la Oncins are lecturers in the Department of Translation and Interpreting and of East Asian Studies, and researchers of the UAB's TransMedia Catalonia group.

In the Science Carriage's Expert's Seat, the two researchers will talk to us about how they work to make it possible to offer communication alternatives for a diversity of needs in the digital environment, so that everyone can communicate easily and safely, and so that these technologies are compatible on a global scale.

The activity will take place on 19 March at 10:42 a.m. on the train travelling from the UAB to Plaça Catalunya.

Place: FGC train from the UAB to Plaça Catalunya, 10:42 a.m.

Date: Thursday 19, March2026 - 10:42h

Description:

The inaugural conference of the UAB's EUGLOB Jean Monnet centre of excellence will take place on 19 March at 11:00 a.m. at the conference hall of the UAB Faculty of Political Science and Sociology. The conference will be dedicated to the EU's approach to strategic technology regulation. 

The conference will feature the participation of Thomas Christiansen, lecturerof political science at Luiss Guido Carli University, who will give a talk entitled "The European Union's approach to strategic technology regulation: a reverse 'Brussels effect'?'", where he will address this concept in the field of European technology regulation and its impact on global governance. The activity is organised by the EUGLOB Jean Monnet centre of excellence at the UAB and the GLOBAL INTEL research group, with the support of the EU.

Place: Faculty of Political Science and Sociology (conference hall)

Date: Thursday 19, March2026 - 11:00h

Description:

Yuyay — which in the Quechua language means memory, understood as the collection of ideas, feelings, impulses and recollections — is a one-woman show based on the true story of Colombian actress Eddy Yazmín Laverde.

The performance focuses on the situation of women who are victims of war and the looting of territories, and opens a space for peace and reflection on structural violence and its consequences.

The performance lasts 30 minutes and will be followed by a 50-minute forum, creating a space for meeting and conversation with the audience. 

Booking in advance is recommended via this form.

Tickets can be acquired at the Theatre Hall's tickets office, which opens 30 minutes before the start of the performance. Admission is free but limited to the venue's capacity.

Place: UAB Theatre Hall

Date: Thursday 19, March2026 - 13:00h

Organiser: Cultura UAB

Telephone: 935812204

E-mail: cultura.enviu@uab.cat