OUR Blog

At CENL we believe in and defend scientific dissemination, in all formats.

And with this blog we want to go even further. We want to talk about your studies, we want you to tell us about your day-to-day life at work. We want to talk about your experiences with the Dutch education system, what it is like to live here and what it is like to return to Spain.

Your input (and comments) are always welcome. In your CENL profile you can indicate if you want to participate in the blog.

Do you have any questions?  You can write to Aitor Tejo Otero, editor of the blog.

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ONCOCENL

ONCOCENL

One of the short/medium term objectives of our association is to promote interaction between Spanish scientists in the Netherlands. This is intended at a global and interdisciplinary level but also specifically through actions that put professionals in a certain area...

It’s Stephen Hawking’s fault

It’s Stephen Hawking’s fault

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 and screenwriter; and the...

Why is Pride Day celebrated?

Why is Pride Day celebrated?

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...

TALKING SCIENCE

ONCOCENL

ONCOCENL

One of the short/medium term objectives of our association is to promote interaction between Spanish scientists in the Netherlands. This is intended at a global and interdisciplinary level but also specifically through actions that put professionals in a certain area...

It’s Stephen Hawking’s fault

It’s Stephen Hawking’s fault

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 and screenwriter; and the...

Why is Pride Day celebrated?

Why is Pride Day celebrated?

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...

LIVES HERE AND THERE

MENTAL HEALTH

MENTAL HEALTH

January 13th is World Day for the Fight Against Depression Beba Arlanzon Homesickness, homesickness, homesickness, homesickness, homesickness, uprooting? On the World Day for the Fight against Depression and at a time when the media are already talking openly about...

EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN THE NETHERLANDS

ALCE CAMPAIGN 2023

ALCE CAMPAIGN 2023

  Do you have children of school age, do you reside in the Netherlands and do you or your partner have Spanish nationality? The Spanish Embassy in the Netherlands offers you the ALCE (Agrupación de Lengua y Cultura Española) program run by the Ministry of...

Education in Netherlands

Education in Netherlands

  Before coming to study in the Netherlands, we thought that the education was very similar to what we were used to in Spain, but we were surprised to realize that there are many more differences than we expected. First of all, already in Secondary Education the...