On April 26 and 27, CaixaForum Madrid will host the 2nd Global Forum on Childhood Pneumonia, an event which will be attended by more than 300 experts, high-ranking government officials and representatives from international institutions and ...

This is the second of three audiovisual projects stemming from a new phase of collaboration between the Fundació Joan Miró and the Fundació "la Caixa" to continue bringing culture to the widest possible audience, now also available digitally through ...

105 researchers will develop their projects in Spain and Portugal thanks to the 65 fellowships awarded in the framework of the doctoral INPhINIT programme and the 40 in the postdoctoral Junior Leader programme.

Until April 10, the CosmoCaixa Science Museum will host an exhibition of 70 photographs by renowned National Geographic photographers, images that capture the vast colour palette which shapes our world.

The Reprinting reality exhibition, which will remain in the centre until the end of May, invites you to travel into the future and enables you to delve into this fast, simple, economical and versatile technology which has a long way to go.

As an organisation with consultative status on the United Nations Economic and Social Council, "la Caixa" Foundation presented the CaixaProinfancia programme, a pioneering model of social intervention launched in response to the situation of child ...

"la Caixa" Foundation’s cultural centre in Madrid hosts the premiere of an exhibition that takes visitors on a journey through the history of experimental photography. The show, seen for the first time, was produced in cooperation with the Musée ...

The CaixaResearch Consolidate 2022 call for proposals resulted in the selection of three promising innovative biomedical projects. Each will receive funding of 300,000 euros to help their innovations reach the market and society as a whole.

The fifth 2022 CaixaResearch Call for Proposals in Health Research will provide funding for 33 new cutting-edge biomedical research projects in the two countries, with grants of up to one million euros per project.