The Science Museum of the University of Navarra has organized a roundtable that will address climate change from different disciplines: science, architecture, communication and Economics. It will be held next Thursday, December 12 at 6 p.m. at the University's Sciences Building and is open to the general public.

It is an initiative of the Scientific Culture Unit of the University of Navarra, attached to the Science Museum, which is being held on the occasion of the World Climate Summit (COP 25) in Madrid, from December 2 to 13. "Climate change is a global problem, very complex, and only from a perspective that involves several disciplines will we be able to provide possible solutions. For this reason, the university environment is the best place to discuss the topic", point out from the academic center.

The roundtable “Climate Change: A degree scroll Perspective multidisciplinarywill be moderated by Inmaculada Pascual, associate dean of the School of Science, and will feature the following experts: Jesús Miguel Santamaría, advisor for the European LifeWatch-ERIC infrastructure and professor of Atmospheric Pollution and Chemistry at the University of Navarra, will provide the scientific perspective; Bienvenido León, professor of Science Journalism at the University of Navarra and researcher climate change communication, will speak from the standpoint of knowledge dissemination communication and knowledge dissemination ; approach Economics approach Economics position Kepa Solaun,director partner director group and professor of Economics the Environment at the University; and Navarran architect Patxi Mangado will address the topic the perspective of architecture.