Medialab-Matadero Madrid
November from 19th to 22th
Laboratories Librarians is an initiative of the Ministry of Culture and Sports and Medialab Prado that consists of a workshop for collaborative prototyping of projects that explore ways in which public libraries function as citizen laboratories.
Desde las 16:00 hasta 21:00 el 21/11/2019
Do you know what an edition marathon is? It is an event of collective and simultaneous edition in Wikipedia, free and open to the public, in which people with different levels of experience meet in person or virtually to improve or create articles.
Desde 06/05/2019 18:00 hasta 24/02/2020 21:00
AGENCIA_RV [AGENCY_VR] is a Medialab Prado Working Group whose purpose will be to investigate Narrative Virtual Reality, known as CVR, Cinematic Virtual Reality. Its aim is to study the contents and forms of virtual reality but focusing on its narrative possibilities in the field of fiction. What we want is to create a group of researchers and creators who review the current state of the narrative associated with virtual reality and are capable of proposing and creating an experience of this type. We start from the idea that virtual reality is a new cinematographic technology, an advance in its evolution comparable to the arrival of colour, or sound. And what this group will study is its potential to transform the storytelling of cinema. The idea is to create an active research group. To this end, anyone interested, with previous experience in a field related to the creation of fiction for...
Desde 16/05/2019 17:30 hasta 31/10/2019 19:00
La leishmaniosis es una enfermedad que afecta principalmente al perro, de hecho en la Comunidad de Madrid existe un alto porcentaje de perros infectados. Pero además desde el segundo semestre del año 2009 se dispararon todas las alertas debido al inicio de un brote de leishmaniosis humana en la zona suroeste de la Comunidad de Madrid (principalmente en municipios de Fuenlabrada, Leganés, Getafe y Humanes de Madrid). Este brote de la enfermedad en humanos, a pesar de haber disminuido de forma significativa, a día de hoy no se puede afirmar que haya remitido completamente. Esta enfermedad se transmite por la picadura de un insecto que se llama flebotomo, tiene un tamaño de 2-3 mm y es fácilmente diferenciable a simple vista de los mosquitos comunes que son mucho más grandes. La captura de flebotomos mediante trampas de luz aporta información sobre la localización de sus lugares de cría. El objetivo...