Schrödinger in Santiago de Compostela, August 1934. His commitment to the reconstruction of the historical memory of Galicia and his interest in science studies have led him to be a scientific advisor for the film Os fillos do sol and receive the Lois Peña Novo 2015 award. In 2004, he obtained the title of Doctor in Contemporary History from the USC with the thesis A scientific research in Galicia (1900-1940): institutions, training networks and academic careers: A investigación científica en Galicia (1900-1940): institucións, redes formativas e carreiras académicas: A ruptura de Guerra Civil. Xelmírez I of Santiago de Compostela from 1977 until his retirement.
Ricardo Gurriarán Rodríguez (O Barco de Valdeorras, 1953), graduated in Physical Education (INEF) from the Polytechnic University of Madrid, was a professor at the IES A. The public will be able to follow and participate live in this dialogue, led by the IGFAE researcher and USC professor, Cibrán Santamarina, on the IGFAE YouTube channel on Thursday, October 1st, at 7:00 p.m. This historian will participate, after Rosa Montero and José “Pepe” Gordon, inthis cycle of virtual interviews to reflect on the connections between physics, science and culture, and discover some details about the first visit of a Nobel Prize winner to Galicia, Erwin Schrödinger, who gave a conference at the University of Santiago (USC) on August 3, 1934.
‘Transfronteirizas, conversas de arte e ciencia’ is back after the summer break with a specialist in reconstructing the scientific memory linked to Galicia: Ricardo Gurriarán. Moderated by IGFAE researcher Cibrán Santamarina, it will streamed next Thursday, October 1, at 7:00 p.m. The ‘barquense’ historian, Ricardo Gurriarán, will participate in the third dialogue of the cycle organized by the Galician Institute of High Energy Physics (IGFAE), whose objective is to explore the art-science binomial with figuresfrom the cultural and artistic fields.
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