The University of Navarra has signed an agreement with the Banco Sabadell Foundation partnership agreement by which the entity will contribute 10,000 euros for the lecture series with the title degree scroll "For a sustainable future", organized by the Science Museum of the University of Navarra.

The agreement was signed by Miquel Molins, President of the Banco Sabadell Foundation, and Alfonso Sánchez-Tabernero, President of the University. The President thanked the generosity of the entity: "Thanks to the partnership of institutions such as the Banco Sabadell Foundation we can implement initiatives that allow us to realize our commitment to sustainability. From the University we work to put at the service of society the knowledge and the research that our professionals develop with the intention of contributing our grain of sand to the care of the environment".   

For his part, Miquel Molins said that "it is a privilege for the Banco Sabadell Foundation to collaborate with the University of Navarra, an institution committed to the environment and sustainability through initiatives as relevant as its Science Museum. The launching of an informative lecture series for young people such as "For a sustainable future" is the best example of this".

"For a sustainable future"

"For a sustainable future" is an informative lecture series aimed at all audiences, organized by the Science Museum of the University of Navarra, where sustainability is addressed from different approaches.

The goal of these sessions is to inform with rigor and clarity about different aspects related to sustainability and the environment, which are very present in the media and, by extension, in public opinion. The conferences are given by professors and researchers from the University of Navarra and invited experts from other institutions. 

The first session - degree scroll "The nitrogen decade, beyond climate change" - will take place on Friday 4th June at the Palacio del Condestable and will be given by Luis Lassaletta, doctor in Biology and researcher Ramón y Cajal at the Polytechnic University of Madrid. On the other hand, and on the occasion of World Environment Day, the Science Museum has also organized workshops and activities for the general public at place del Castillo on Saturday June 5th.