UNICAJA, the Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC), and the Salamka City Council and Jinta de Castela Y. A way that can be accessed and innovative.
At the signing ceremony, which was held in the reception hall in the city of Salanka, they participated: Carlos Claus Montero, Vice President of the Organization and Institutional Relations of the Supreme Council for Scientific Research; Rocío Lucas Navas, Minister of Education at JUNTA De Castilla Y León; Carlos Garcia Carbayo, mayor of Salamanca, Alberto Gurion, Deputy Regional Director Castela Y.
During the signing law, representatives of the four institutions emphasized the main role that the Future Science Council will play as a meeting space between citizenship and the scientific community, where they offer a place in which knowledge and history are given their hands in a symbolic environment.
In addition, it is raised as a channel to enhance cooperation with various actors in the research and development system, and to enhance synergy and joint projects, for example, for citizens ’sciences. Among its main goals is not only an increase in the clarity and dropping of the research CSIC in Castilla Y León, but also to serve as a meeting point for researchers, technicians and creators in society.
With a strong social commitment, the Science Council will seek to make research work closer to the general public, which enhances a more enlightened and participatory society in science. To do this, it will provide permanent educational activities, workshops and media treatment, which will be adapted to different age groups. These activities will be based on scientific rigor, sustainability and respect for the environment, as it combines the science of teaching, entertainment and publishing from a cultural perspective, as mentioned in the agreement.
With the signing of this agreement, the relevant institutions confirm their commitment to research, education and progress in knowledge as basic pillars for the development of society.
The Continuing Convention on the Public Protocol signed on September 14, 2022, where these institutions have set the rules of cooperation to establish the new CSIC House in the city, and the third that will open in Spain after its strength in Valencia and Kafael.
History, science and vanguard -Jarid
The House of Doña María La Brava is a symbolic building for the fifteenth century, which is located at the 5th of Sales Plaza De Los, at the Historical Center of Alamela, rarely 250 meters from the mayor of Plaza. The property was acquired and rehabilitated in 2008 by Unicaja for use as a museum space.
The building, which contains four floors and a useful area with an area of 1282 square meters, maintains the essence of noble homes in the second half of the fifteenth century, despite its entire reshape. Throughout the twentieth century, it included a secondary school for schools and the facilities of the Salama College of Medicines.
The name of the house honors Donna Maria Rodriguez de Moneroi, known as “La Brava”, and is a member of the influential Aslamka family in the fifteenth century. During the war of the two sides, in which the various factions fought for the city’s control, their children were killed. In search of revenge, Mrs. Maria followed the officials, ordered her execution and deposited her heads in the grave of her children. This act represents a legend and made it a historical figure that reminds her of her design and personality.
Through the establishment of the new science house, this historical space will be strengthened, which will complete the width of the Salamanca Museum in the field of scientific culture through experience, background and search for the quality of research approved by the largest Spanish and seventh research body around the world -with artistic and heroic vision.
