Marta Galceran
Marta Galceran holds an MA in International Politics and Europe summa cum laude (University of Warwick), and a BA in Political and Administration Sciences (Pompeu Fabra University and University of Kent), specialized in international security and global governance. Before joining anteverti she worked for think tanks (CIDOB), research institutes (University of Barcelona), public institutions (Kreuzberg Museum for City Development and Social History in Berlin) and public administrations (Government of the Province of Barcelona) as a researcher and project manager.
Expertise: International Strategy Planning, Global Governance, Sustainability and Urban Resilience, Local Government Networks, Languages.
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Sílvia Osuna
Sílvia Osuna (Castelló d’Empúries, Girona, 1983) holds a degree and doctorate in Chemistry from the University of Girona. She has made study and research stays at institutions such as the University of California in Los Angeles (United States) and the Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium).
Her research has focused on conducting the MetMoDEzyme project, which aims to develop a compu- tational protocol for designing enzymes to reduce the cost of producing drugs. Enzymes are nature’s catalysts which make all the chemical reactions necessary for life possible.
Josep-Maria Terricabras
Josep Maria Terricabras studied Philosophy and Arts at Universitat de Barcelona. He holds a PhD on Philosophy and Education Sciences by UB and Münster University, Germany. He has attended research stays at Münster University, St. John’s College in Cambridge and University of California, Berkeley (EUA). He’s currently Philosophy professor at Universitat de Girona. Moreover, he leads the “Càtedra Ferrater Móra”, on contemporary thought.
Ramón Tremosa
Ramon Tremosa (Barcelona, 1965) holds a PhD degree in Economy and qualified university professor. In May 2014 he was re-elected as MP at the European Parliament, where he is a member of the Economy and International Trade Commissions. Moreover, he is part of the USA and Israel delegation.
From 2009 to 2014 he was member of the Economy and Transport Commissions of the European Parliament. Some relevant facts about his parlamentary activity are being speaker:
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on the New European System of Financial Supervision (2010) - on the European Central Bank report (2011)
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on the Competition report (2012)
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on the Juncker Plan (2015)
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and the opinion report of TTIP (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership).
He also took part on the previous legislature in debates on the Mediterranean Corridor (eventually passed in 2013), the European Single Railway Area directive and the CAP reform.
From 1992 to 2009 he was Economic Theory professor at Universitat de Barcelona. He has written some articles on monetary policies, regional economy and scal federalism, which have been publi- shed on international magazines.
He is also author of the following books:
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L’espoli scal (2004)
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Catalunya serà logística o no serà (2007) - Catalunya, país emergent (2008)
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Catalonia, an emergent economy (2010) - Let Catalonia Vote (2015)
His last book is “L’Europa que han fet fracassar” (2016).
Sara Obelleiro & Alex Cervera
Sara Obelleiro studied at and at Can Ruti Hospital. She’s volunteer in Red Cross. She studied medi- cine at Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (UAB). After achieving a place for the MIR in Girona two years ago, she is currently doing her residence in CAP Joan Vilaplana, in Taialà. She combines her job with duty shifts at Hospital Universitario Dr. Josep Trueta and PAC Güell. Her job entails working with adults, young and older people and she also takes part in community health campaings.
Alex Cervera is a 25 years old physician resident of first year of family medicine in the Hospital Jo- sep Trueta in Girona and the EAP Can Gibert Del Pla. His day to day life is to train himself and, at the same time, to work as part of a medical group where he is doing his apprenticeship. For example, this months of March and April, he has been being a “neurologist” at the hospital. Also, during ve nights per month, he has been a guard-medic, so he supervised and acted as an emergency doctor. His life now consists on that: learning the generalities of the world of medicine (wide but exciting). As a future family doctor, I am especially sensitive to social inequalities, which are social conditioners, with more relevance than we could even think, but I also have a special concern for changing things and bad habits that can make our healthcare system even better (because I do consider our public health a treasure).
Fundació Marianao
The Mariano Foundation is a community-based institution which was formed in 1985, with the aim of developing social and educative projects as community services. The Foundation strives with emphasis towards the inclusion and socialization of risky-excluded people. Its main objective is to estimualte the personal and social development and to encourage inclusive attitudes. Its main active zone is Sant Boi del Llobregat and Baix Llobregat, where they hold 9 programmes and 34 projects. In 2010, 6.287 people bene tted from their work, with 163 people acting as volunteers and 64 as permanent workers.
Marc Sanjaume-Calvet
Marc Sanjaume-Calvet is a researcher and adviser at Institut d'Estudis de l'Autogovern (Self-government Studies Institute, Catalan Government). He has a PhD in Political Science, and developed his thesis on "Moral and Political legitimacy in theories of secession; a Theoretical and Comparative Analysis". He has been a researcher at the Institute of Governance of Edinburgh University (Scotland, United Kingdom), at Laval University (Quebec, Canadà). He has been a postdoctoral researcher at the Centre de recherche interdisciplinaire sur la diversité et la démocratie at Quebec University in Montreal (UQAM).