Manresa School of Engineering featured news

The UPC Qui-Bot H2O initiative presents two new robots at TechLab Manresa as part of Ada Lovelace Day. Funded by the Department of Equality and Feminism of the Government of Catalonia, the project combines chemistry experiments, inclusive robotics, and co-education to break gender bias from early childhood.

A representative from the company will present the awards to the winning students during the graduation ceremony, which will take place on November 19 at the Teatre Kursaal.

The Manresa Campus hosted the filming of an episode of this new television program, aimed at introducing local youth to various trades, professions, and educational pathways in the region.

This year, SC26 will focus on the figure and work of Antoni Gaudí.

The Fàbrica Nova today opened its doors to the UPC Manresa university community during an open day to offer a firsthand look at the construction progress of the future campus.

Professor Enric Bonet Gil, from UPC Manresa, participated in the 6th Technical Water Conference held on 8 October 2026 in Manresa, presenting the FlashFloods project and the application of hydraulic simulation technologies and artificial intelligence to anticipate flood impacts in urban and semi-urban environments.

The open day will take place tomorrow, 14 October, and will feature the institutional attendance of City Councillors Vila and Garcia from the Manresa City Council.

The Qui-Bot H2O project at UPC is organizing a free activity where boys and girls will evaluate two new robot prototypes to break gender stereotypes in technology.

The Sant Salvador de Guardiola-based company, specializing in accessibility systems for public transport, maintains a close partnership with UPC Manresa through internships and the recruitment of young engineers.