Albert Xamena is a biochemist, neuroscience student, and content creator. On Instagram, he already exceeds 11,000 followers thanks to Entre Fones i Neurones, a Catalan-language outreach project where he combines science, history, art, and thought from the Balearic Islands. He has achieved this popularity without insulting people in 50-second videos with split screens and hundreds of stimuli, but with an educational and calm space. In this interview, he reflects on algorithms, mental health, scientific dissemination, and the role of social networks in today's society.

Bringing together citizens, organizations, the scientific community, and the economic sector, providing training on climate change, and promoting action to address the challenges we face are the main objectives of the Climate Academy, a laboratory and platform for organizations created to overcome the gap between scientific and technical knowledge and the dissemination of everything related to climate change. The promoters of this initiative are the Estudi General Lul·lià, which will host it, and Palma XXI. Participating organizations include Friends of the Earth, Mallorca Preservation, Marilles, Plan XXI, the College of Environmentalists, the Mediterranean Initiatives Foundation, and Tramuntana XXI. The Academy also has the support of Caixa Colonya.