That's how it was...Webinar day: Culture and social perception. Latest studies, good practices and future perspectives

Josep Lobera Serrano is a professor of Sociology, specialized in public opinion, at the Autonomous University of Madrid and at Tufts University (USA). He has been director of research at the Metroscopia demoscopic institute.

Currently, he is editor of the Spanish Journal of Sociology and scientific director of the National Survey on the Social Perception of Science and Technology, of the FECYT.

With more than 20 years of experience in the Public Administration, Olga Ovejero Larsson is part of the Facultative Corps of Museum Conservators and the Corps of Secondary Education Professors.

He has worked as a teacher, and subsequently has developed his professional career in the field of education and public activity in museums. After four years as head of cultural and educational programs at the National Museum of Anthropology, she became part of the Service team of the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, first as Coordinator of the programs for schoolchildren and later as Head of the Service. .

She currently holds the position of Head of the Diffusion and Development Area in the General Subdirectorate of State Museums of the Ministry of Culture and Sports, her functions being the study and investigation of audiences, the improvement of the quality and accessibility of the visit to the State Museums and communication of museum activity, among others.

Virginia Garde López (Madrid, 1965) has a degree in Geography and History-History of Art- and a Master in Museology from the Complutense University of Madrid, a Specialist in Public Communication from the National Institute for Public Administrations, and a member of the Facultative Body of Conservatives of Museums.

He has worked in the Ministry of Culture and Sports, where he has held different positions, performing functions related mainly to advising on museological plans and their communication and dissemination programs, researching audiences, and creating information tools on museums, highlighting the coordination and implementation of projects such as the Permanent Laboratory for the Museum Public, the Directory of Museums and Collections of Spain, the Ibero-American Observatory of Museums or the Registry of Ibero-American Museums.

She is currently the General Coordinator of Public Development and Security at the Museo Nacional del Prado.

Responsible for Exhibitions and infrastructures of the Historical Museums of the General Subdirectorate of Fine Arts of the Community of Madrid.

Eusebio Bonilla Sánchez (Madrid, 1966) has a degree in Geography and History-American Anthropology- from the Complutense University of Madrid (1992), Master in Management and Research of Business Communication from the Rey Juan Carlos University (2012), Master in Management Public Administration and Leadership by the National Institute of Public Administrations and the Menéndez Pelayo International University (2017) and an official of the Facultative Body of Museum Conservators since 2007.

He has worked as a curator at the National Museum of Anthropology and as Coordinator of Exhibitions, Director of Communication and Deputy Director of Communications and External Relations at the National Museum of Natural Sciences-CSIC. He is currently Head of Exhibitions and Infrastructures of the Historical Museums of the General Subdirectorate of Fine Arts of the Community of Madrid.

Pilar López García-Gallo is a Doctor in Pedagogy from the Complutense University of Madrid. He studied Pedagogy at the same University and Teaching in the specialty of Sciences at the Autonomous University of Madrid.

She has coordinated the Department of Public Programs of the National Museum of Natural Sciences (MNCN-CSIC), from 1989 to 2015, from then on she became Director of Communication and Public Programs of the Museum until today where she holds the position of Deputy Director of the Museum. as head of the area of ​​Communication and Scientific Culture. He has coordinated and designed scientific dissemination programs with a multitude of educational activities and workshops for school groups and individual and family audiences. These programs have been organized within the framework of both permanent and temporary exhibitions and as a way of transmitting the research projects carried out in the Museum to society as a whole.

He is a specialist in didactics of museums of natural sciences, heritage and in project management and organization of events for the dissemination and social communication of science. He has published articles, participated in Master's degrees in education and communication, courses, congresses and conferences and in different educational and scientific communication and dissemination projects. He is currently a member of the research group of the Complutense University whose line of research is the study of the science present in the environment of the citizen and its repercussions on society.