Who said that science and innovation can't reach the classroom? Fundació Parc Científic de la Universitat de València (FPCUV) will celebrate the Expoinnova 6th Edition on 15, 16 and 17 October. Expoinnova 2025 returns with a proposal aimed for secondary education, bachillerato and vocational training teachers along with their students.

This year's focus will be on two great contemporary challenges: sustainability and Artificial Intelligence. Researchers and professionals of Universitat de València Science Park will share their knowledge and experience in an inspiring event that will provide tools to reach the classroom. All of this within the Marie Curie Auditorium and streamed online (Science Park YouTube Channel). 

Expoinnova is one of the main scientific dissemination and innovation events of Universitat de València Science Park (PCUV) to spark interest and vocation for scientific-technical careers. 

15 October Programme 

- 10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.

What if your generation changes everything?

Pau Sendra Pons, Universitat de València

'What if your generation changes everything?' explores the role of our generation in society transformation through entrepreneurship and innovation. We will talk about what it means to be an entrepreneur and bust myths. We will also debate about the importance of conscious entrepreneuship, taking into account business, social aspects and the environment.

- 10:45 a.m to 11:30 a.m.

¡IA-lucina Vecina!... ¿O no?

AI-mazing!... Isn't it?

Lorena Martínez Perea, Datipic

'AI-mazing!... Isn't it?' will revolve around how LMM work and what do you know about them, if you use them daily, how do you use them and what do you think of them. We will explain what an artificial hallucination is, why does it happen and we will share exampled to see it in action. We will also talk about how to avoid hallucinations and good, responsible and fun use of AI. 

Guided visits at CSIC

Expoinnova 2025 offers two recurring exhibitions of CSIC aimed for the attending centres. FOTCIENCIA 20 is a selection of impressive photographies combining art and science; and The molecules we eat dives into nutrition, senses and health from a scientific perspective. Visits for both exhibitions are guided and will take place after the conference as an addition to the educational activities of the event.

Don't miss it!