WANDERLUST 2022: European Researchers Night

The European Researchers' Night is a public event that takes place throughout Europe. Its objective is to show in a fun and inspiring way the diversity of science and the impact of the work of researchers in the daily lives of people and increase the interest of young people in scientific careers. This year, the event will take place in 29 countries on Friday, September 30.

This "Night of Research" is organized by ESCIENCIA in collaboration with Fundación La Caixa in Zaragoza, Madrid, Barcelona and other Spanish cities. All Wanderlust activities will be free, more info on the CaixaForum Zaragoza website.

ZLC will participate with the micro-tall "Logistics of the Future: Physical Internet" led by Carolina Ciprés, ZLC Director of Research. Moreover, we invite you to stop by our booth to discover ZLC research thoughout activities for all family members.Wanderlust is an event associated with the European Researchers' Night that captures the essence of the event: passion to discover. In its Zaragoza edition, the event will take place at CaixaForum Zaragoza and will bring research closer to children, young people, families and the general public to give them the opportunity to discover research, science and innovation through a wide range of activities. Among them, scientific shows, talks, experiments, workshops and project exhibitions.For its part, Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) put its grain of sand to the event with the micro-talk “INDIMO Project: Digital transport solutions for European citizens”. led by Dra. Sara Sánchez, Assistant Researcher at the MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program.

A team from ZLC is part of the INDIMO project, funded by the European Union, which addresses the problem of urban mobility in European cities. INDIMO (Inclusive Digital Mobility Solutions) brings together urban mobility users, transport operators, technology developers and legislators to ensure that future transport and mobility developments are truly accessible to all social groups.