The exhibition ‘The University of Valencia and its surrounding counties: The Valencian Alt Túria’ can be seen at the room Pintor Rafael Calduch of Villar del Arzobispo until 10 April. The 25 panels show the historic-cultural richness and its natural values of the Valencian area of the Alt Turia, through the research works that have been developed by professors and/or technicians in the regions of els Serrans and el Racó d’Ademús.
Mayor of Villar del Arzobispo, Carmen Porter, Office of the Vice‐Principal for Territorial Projection and Participation, Jorge Hermossilla, commissary of the exhibition, Ángel Morales, and its coordinator, Antonio Ledo (Dpt. History of Antiquity and Written Culture), have inaugurated the exhibition this Thursday, 13 March. “With the collection of panels from the high stretch of the Valencian Turia the visitors will rediscover the environmental, historical and landscaping richness of this highly valuable space, that is why we hope that many neighbours come to visit it”, said Vice-principal Jorge Hermosilla.
On the other hand, the mayor of Villalta del Arzobispo has thanked the work of the University and its effort to claim a space with a strong personality, with some interesting linguistic peculiarities, which has an attraction for activities such as sports in touch with nature and the cultural and environmental tourism, which allows us to contemplate the future with optimism.
The multidisciplinarity has the characteristic trait of this exhibition, organised by the full university professor of Analytical Chemistry, Ángel Morales. His work has had the collaboration of teachers and researchers of the University, as well as specialists in different fields related to this area (technicians from the Natural Park of la Pobla de San Miquel, Conselleria d'Infraestructures, Territori i Medi ambient, etc.).
Specialists and/or departments of the University who have participated in the exhibition are: Antonio C. Ledo (Dpt. History of Antiquity and Written Culture), Ángel Morales and Agustín Pastor (Dpt. Analytical Chemistry), Emilio Iranzo and Jaime Escribano (Dpt. Geography), Martin Peña (geographer, technic of the support unit in the Office of the Vice‐Principal for Territorial Projection), Carlos de Santisteban, Maite Suñer and Francisco Javier Ruiz (Dpt. Geology), Juan Rueda , María Jesús Sanchis, Cristina Molina, José Juan Mateo and Sergi Maicas (Dpt. Microbiology and Ecology) , Javier Lluch and Pilar Navarro (Dpt. Zoology), Javier Armemgol and Juan S. Monrós (Cavanilles Institute of Biodiversity and Evolutionary Biology), Angeles Raduán, Mercedes Fernández and Francisco Javier Aznar (Dpt. Zoology) , Gerardo Stübing, Pablo Ferrer, Alberto Guillén and Juan Bautista Peris (Dpt. Botany), Enric Marco Soler (Dpt. Astronomy and Astrophysics), Fernando J. Ballesteros (Head of Instrumentation of the Astronomical Observatory of Valencia), José Luis Jiménez Salvador (Dpt. Prehistory and Archaeology), Encarnación Montero Tortajada and Daniel Benito Goerlich (Dpt. Art History), Amparo Felipo Orts (Dpt. Modern History), Gregorio González Alcaide (Dpt. History of Science and Documentation), Víctor Agulló Calatayud (Dpt. Sociology and Social Anthropology), Miriam Civera Jorge (Dpt. Language Theory), Ernesto López-Baeza i Niobe Peinado García (Group of Climatology from Satellites), Antonio José Morales Hernández and Carlos Caurín Alonso (Dpt. Experimental Sciences Teaching), Joaquín Martín Cubas (Dpt. Constitutional Law, Political and Administrative Sciences).
The exhibition ‘The University of Valencia and its surrounding counties: The Valencian Alt Túria’ will last until 10 April in Villar del Arzobispo, specifically in the exhibition room Pintor Rafael Calduch, which the public can visit on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 18:00 to 20:00. Then, it will continue its itinerant journey through towns within the counties of els Serrans and el Racó d’Ademús. The following destinations will be, in order, Titaguas, Chelva, Gestalgar and la Puebla de San Miguel.
Last update: 14 de march de 2014 11:26.
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