ECUSA Advisory in collaboration with Texas Chapter present the event «How to make a money plan in the United States». Eryn Schultz, financial educator and founder of Her Personal Finance, will join us to discuss investing, the tax perks of a 401K, the basics of credit scores, and how to build a money plan in the US.

At the end of the talk, our expert will answer the questions that the attendees have previously sent to advisory@ecusa.es. We will not accept live questions.

You can come to the event in person at the Consulado General de España en Houston (1800 Bering Dr, Houston, Tx), or following it by Zoom. We will send the link some days before the event.

Date & Time: Thursday November 30th, 6 PM CST

REGISTRATION

advisory@ecusa.es

Dear ECUSA Member,

You’re invited to WELCUSA 2023, part of the networking event series 2023 that ECUSA (Spanish Association of Scientists in the USA) in Washington DC organizes to bring together the American and Hispanic Scientific communities (and friends).

Food/drinks will be provided EXCLUSIVELY to FULL ECUSA members registered for this event (showing proof of Full membership), up to 35 servings (On a first-come, first-served basis).

Join us for WELCUSA on November 4th at 12:00 p.m. at Union Market Rooftop. It’s a fantastic opportunity to connect, network, and enjoy a taste of Spanish culture.

REGISTRATION HERE

Warms regards,

Info: eventos-dc@ecusa.es

Time and Date: 11/04/2023 – 12:00 PM EST

MECUSA y ECUSA-NY os invitan a participar de la mesa redonda sobre «Liderazgo en Femenino» que organizamos el viernes 3 de noviembre en el King Juan Carlos I Center de New York University. Ven a participar de la charla y posterior coloquio con cuatro mujeres españolas líderes en sus respectivas áreas: Eva Hernando-Monge, Luz Hermida, Elizabeth Pastor y Erika Pastrana. Estas fantásticas ponentes nos ofrecerán una visión personal sobre los retos a los que como mujeres se han enfrentado a lo largo de su trayectoria profesional. El evento comenzará a las 6:30 pm, después del cual serviremos un pequeño aperitivo en el propio centro.

Info: treasurer-ny@ecusa.es mecusa@ecusa.es

Time and Date: 11/3/2023 – 6:30 PM EST

Registro: ECUSA Intranet

Ciencia y Tapas es una serie de eventos de networking para hispanohablantes con afinidad por la ciencia y la cultura española que tienen como finalidad fortalecer las relaciones entre sus miembros, amigos y familiares.

Si eres o quieres formar parte de esta comunidad, conocer nuestra labor y futuros planes, no dudes en pasarte por nuestro evento el próximo Jueves, 19 de Octubre a las 7 pm en Axelrad (Houston)

Info: texas@ecusa.es

Time and Date: 10/19/2023 – 7:00 PM CST

Registro: Google Forms

This is part of the networking event series 2023 that ECUSA (Spanish Scientists in the USA) in Washington DC organizes to bring together the American and Hispanic Scientific communities (and friends).

You don’t need to speak Spanish!!!

We can’t wait to meet you all there!!

Info: dc@ecusa.es

Time and Date: 10/19/2023 – 6:30 PM EST

Registro: Eventbrite

ECUSA Boston presents “2nd Scientific Symposium ECUSA Boston”

November 4th From 9.30am to 4.30pm at MIT.

Please join us to our 2nd Scientific Symposium (see attached flyer). We will host amazing talks of international speakers about biomedicine and engineering.
We will have networking time to meet more people around Boston and know their Science.

Submit an abstract about your research. All fields of STEM are welcome to participate. Some abstracts will be selected for short 10-minute talks and others for poster discussion. DEADLINE OCTOBER 4TH.

For the registration and abstract submission, scan the QR code in the flyer or click on the following link

Registration is free and food will be provided.

ECUSA Boston Committee

Organized by: boston@ecusa.es

Date and time: 11/04/2023 – 9:30 AM EST

This is part of the networking event series 2023 that ECUSA (Spanish Scientists in the USA) in Washington DC organizes to bring together the American and Hispanic Scientific communities (and friends).

You don’t need to speak Spanish!!!

We can’t wait to meet you all there!!

Organización e Información: dc@ecusa.es

Fecha y hora: 09/21/2023 – 6:30 PM EST

Registro: Eventbrite

El Premio Español del Año en New England pretende reconocer a una persona ciudadana española que esté viviendo en uno de los cinco estados de la demarcación del Consulado Español en New England que se haya distinguido por una trayectoria que fomenta las relaciones bilaterales entre España y EEUU con aporte de talento, innovación y visión emprendedora en los ámbitos de Ciencia, Sociedad, Tecnología y/o Economía.

El premio es simplemente un reconocimiento personal y no tiene asociado ninguna aportación económica de ningún tipo.

Este reconocimiento pretende vertebrar y generar sentido de pertenencia sobre lo que significa “ser español” en New England para toda la comunidad de españoles que residen en esta demarcación consular.

Desde Spain@MIT y desde el Consejo de Residentes Españoles en Nueva Inglaterra, queremos agradecer a nuestros patrocinadores oficiales, Mapfre Insurance y NTT Data, su ayuda y colaboración en este evento.

Organización e Información: Boston@ecusa.es

Fecha y hora: 09/15/2023 – 6 PM EST

Registro: Eventbrite

¿Te interesa la política científica y no sabes por dónde empezar? Te invitamos a este webinario en el que Amanda Acosta-Ruiz y Patricia Gruver, de la organizacion NSPN (National Science Policy Network), nos contarán los programas y oportunidades de desarrollo profesional que la organización ofrece a sus miembros.

Día y hora: 24 de Julio a las 6:30PM EST

Registro en Zoom

Are you interested in science policy but don’t know where to start? We invite you to this webinar in which Amanda Acosta-Ruiz and Patricia Gruver, from the NSPN organization (National Science Policy Network), will tell us about the professional development programs and opportunities that the organization offers its members.

Day and time: July 24 at 6:30PM EST

RSVP here: Zoom

SCIENCE AND ART IN EARLY MODERN SPAIN

During the Early Modern Age, artists undertook the representation of the numerous scientific novelties of their time. These images were quickly disseminated in books and prints, thanks to the printing press, as well as in other formats such as paintings or tapestries. But the rules of art maintained their own codes of representation that clashed with the pretended scientific objectivity.

This presentation will attempt to answer several questions: Should we treat 16th and 17th century representations as if they were photographs of their time? Were shapes or colors altered to make them more understandable? Were there limits to the representation of the sources of knowledge in the past? And lastly, do we still modify scientific images today to adapt them to the visual codes of the general public? Anatomy books, drawings of botanical expeditions, maps, paintings and other objects will help us to resolve all these doubts and to look at the works of art of the Early Modern Age with the eyes of another era.

ABOUT SERGIO RAMIRO RAMÍREZ

Sergio Ramiro Ramírez, Ph.D, is a Ramón y Cajal postdoctoral fellow at the Institute of History of the Superior Council of Scientific Investigations (CSIC).

He has also been a a researcher Juan de la Cierva in the Department of History and Theory of Art at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and currently, he is a member of the Research Groups Historia del Arte y Cultura Visual (CSIC), La corte española: arte, artistas y mecenas (Universidad Complutense de Madrid), and Historia Cultural de los Siglos de Oro (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid).

He had obtained different scholarships to develop research stays in centers such as the Fondazione di Studi di Storia dell’Arte Roberto Longhi in Florence, the Spanish School of History and Archaeology in Rome (CSIC), the Courtauld Institute in London and the ViennaCenter for the History of Collecting.

His research interests are focused on the artistic patronage at the Courts of Charles V and Philip II, the female artistic agency during the Early Modern Age as well as on the artistic exchanges between Italy, Central Europe and the Hispanic Monarchy during the Sixteenth Century.

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