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The scientific archive of Alberto Sols
is donated to the Residencia de Estudiantes
Next Monday, 4th of June, the archive of
Alberto Sols, will be incorporated to the Residencia de
Estudiantes. He was one of the leaders of the Spanish biochemistry
research, in the areas of enzymology and metabolism control,
and was rewarded with the first Príncipe de Asturias Award
to the Scientific and Technical Research (1981). Therefore,
there will be a donation event at the Residencia de Estudiantes,
to which the scientist heirs will attend, as well as José
Pío Beltrán, Vice-president of CSIC and other scientific
authorities.
The scientific archive of Sols contains, among other documents,
correspondence with prestigious scientists, such as Severo
Ochoa, manuscripts, offprints and laboratory notes that,
from now on, will be object of diverse works of cataloguing,
conservation and study at the Documentation Centre of the
Residencia de Estudiantes, where there are already more
than 180.000 documents. The scientific legate will be at
the disposal of researchers and interested persons, as part
of the founds that the Residencia de Estudiantes Documentation
Centre keeps.
The forums service of the Virtual Archive
has been inaugurated with a first forum dedicated to the
"Silver Age" (in Spanish)
With the inauguration of the Silver Age Virtual
Archive forums, we aim to create a meeting point and a space
for communication, exchange and debate among specialists,
professionals and anyone interested in Spanish contemporary
culture. This new service, which can be found at www.archivovirtual.org/foro/foro1.htm
, will give users the chance to get and offer information
about the different topics that come out, to expose their
opinion and know the rest of the participant´s one, as well
as to propose new subjects for future forums of debate.
It seemed mandatory to inaugurate this service with a first
forum dedicated to the Silver Age, the singular period of
the Spanish culture extended from 1868 and 1936 that constitutes
the work frame of the Virtual Archive. With this period
as argument, the first debate forum of the Virtual Archive
has been opened with an introductory reflection of James
Valender, British hispanist specialized in the Generation
of 1927 (specially in the works of Luis Cernuda and Manuel
Altolaguirre) and professor at the El Colegio de México.
The restoration works of the Residencia
de Estudiantes are over
The restoration works of the Central and
Twin Pavilions form the Residencia de Estudiantes are over.
Works of furnishing, gardening and urbanization development
have been carried out at the setting that Juan Ramón Jiménez
baptised as La Colina de los Chopos. José María Aznar, Spanish
Prime Minister, inaugurated the buildings in a ceremony
in which Pilar del Castillo, Minister of Education, Culture
and Sports and Anna Birulés, Minister of Science and Technology,
were also present. The Prime Minister also awarded José
Bello with the "Gran Cruz de la Orden Civil" of Alfonso
X el Sabio. [more information]
On the 8th of March, 2001, the Residencia
de Estudiantes and the Diputación Provincial de Málaga signed
an agreement of collaboration.
The Diputación Provincial de Málaga, through
the Cultural and Educational Department, and the Residencia
de Estudiantes, have reached an agreement of collaboration
for activities of research, investigation and cultural promotion.
The Archivo Vitual catalogue has reached
100.000 records
The Archivo Virtual catalogue has, at this
point, 100.000 records. Most of them belonging to archives
and monographs holdings
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