Theme: The Symphony of Tomorrow

Topics:
- What would happen if we ran out of stars?
- Sleep for Health
- Team Symphony: The Orchestra as a Model of Collaboration
- Opening Borders
- Questions to an Awake Brain: A Complex System Between Chaos and Order

Auditorio de Adeje
C. Universidad de la Laguna
Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canarias, 38670
Spain

Antonia Varela

Astrophysicist

Doctor in astrophysics and researcher at the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias, director of the Museum of Science and the Cosmos of Tenerife, managing director of the Starlight Foundation, and president of the Association of Businesswomen BPW Canarias. She has received several awards for her research career and defense of the sky, including the Gold Medal of the Canary Islands.

Daniel Broncano

Managing director of Tenerife Symphony Orchestra

Cultural manager and clarinetist trained at prestigious institutions in Madrid and London, he has directed various festivals and orchestras, and is currently the Technical Director of the Tenerife Symphony Orchestra.

Jesús Martín-Fernández

Neurosurgeon, composer, and orchestra conductor, author

A neurosurgeon specializing in awake surgery for brain tumors. He is a world-renowned expert in his field, having operated in more than 12 countries. Additionally, he is a composer and orchestra conductor. He is the author of the bestseller “Dime qué sientes: Diarios de un Neurocirujano”

Kristina Akopyan

Immigrant, entrepreneur, influencer, motivator.

10 years in the immigration sector, 3000 procedures completed with a 99% approval rate.

Raquel Marín

Neuroscientist

Professor of Physiology. Neuroscientist specializing in brain diseases and neuro-nutrition. Science communicator in regional and national media, including print, radio, and television. Author of three books on how to nourish and care for the brain, and the importance of sleep.