CENL’s Blog
Without sharing knowledge, ideas remain stuck
At CENL, we believe in and defend scientific dissemination in all formats. With this blog, we want to go even further. We want to talk about your research, day-to-day life at work, experiences in the Netherlands, and how to return to Spain, among other topics.
The sections of the blog are the following:
- Share your science: in this section, we want you to tell us about your research topic or an essential part of your research field.
- I work here: section as an interview where we want to know your day-to-day at work and how you got there.
- Education: This section will discuss and compare the Dutch and Spanish education systems.
- A coffee with CENL: This section is miscellaneous, but you can talk about any topic related to science, Dutch society, or anything else that comes to mind.
- Back to Spain: some of our CENLers returned to Spain, and in this section, they tell us about their experience and how they are handling the return operation.
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, Marta Martínez Moro or Victor Gervilla editors of the blog.
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...
Victor Gervilla: From Sweden and Science to the Netherlands and Industry
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...
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...
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...
Revolutionizing Neuroscience with Deep Learning
Introduction The human brain is the "most complex object in our observable universe," as Christoff Koch, known for his studies of the neural basis of consciousness, put it. This organ is made up of billions...