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Victor Gervilla: From Sweden and Science to the Netherlands and Industry

21 Jul 2023 | A coffee with CENL

1. Who are you since you are currently working in the industrial field? I am Víctor, a physicist from Granada specialized in simulations, and I work as a software engineer at Qblox (Delft). This company produces electronic components to control quantum processors, and...

PABLO RODRÍGUEZ: FROM ENGINEERING TO TRANSLATION THROUGH ARQUIMEDES

14 Jul 2023 | Share your science

It’s Stephen Hawking’s fault

7 Jul 2023 | A coffee with CENL

Book history: “It’s Stephen Hawking’s fault” is a popular science book written by four hands that tries to arouse the interest of young preadolescents in the imminent colonization of space. The first two hands are by Daniel Arguimbau, writer...

Why is Pride Day celebrated?

30 Jun 2023 | A coffee with CENL, Education

As we could read in the previous article (https://www.cenetherlands.nl/june-pride-month-how-we-have-passed-from-a-protest-on-the-streets-to-be-used-as-pink-wash- by-institutions/) the riots that took place in Stonewall began to arouse the feelings of a community that...

Laila Al Qadi: “Mentoring always focuses on the person and their development”

19 Jun 2023 | A coffee with CENL, Education

The second class of mentors accredited by CENL has just finished their training By Beba ARLANZON Tradition tells that the first mentor in history was Mentor, a friend of Ulysses, to whom the Greek hero entrusted the education of his son Telemachus before...