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The rectors of the universities of Burgos, Leon and Valladolid have gathered at the Palacio de Santa Cruz (Valladolid) to design new actions to promote the Campus of International Excellence.
The opening of the academic year of the Master in Management Skills for Cultural Heritage will take place on September 16 at 19 , 00h in the School of Architecture of Valladolid.
Strengthening the competitiveness of the sector through technological development and innovation , promoting closer relations between the scientific community and the production sector
Training of doctors by funding labor contracts, in the form of predoctoral contract so that researchers in training undertake a doctoral thesis associated with a research project funded by aid for R & D
Rewarding a person of recognized professional prestige who has made a significant contribution to universal scientific knowledge , technological progress or development of social sciences , has been recognized for the international impact of their contributions , having formed school, for their contributions in training human resources and because such work has been carried out mainly in one or more countries of the region covered by this call .
Financing stays in 2017 , conducting training researchers who are enjoying a grant for research training in R & D different from those that are attached to the order that the staff can perform beneficial activities to improve training and promoting the development of his thesis.
From 5th to 8th September in the historic building of Captaincy, the Faculty of Law and Reina Sofia Theatre Belorado occasion of the commemoration of the centenary of the regiments of transmissions.
About 200 chemical and physical-from 8 countries will meet September- 5 to 8 at the XIV Congress of the Specialized Group of Polymers (GEP) of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry and Physics, organized by the Group of Polymers of the University Burgos, in the Aula Romeros the Hospital del Rey. It is the congress biannually the GEP (Specialty Polymers Group of the Royal Societies of Chemistry and Physics) program.