V Journalism Award
Transfiere 2020 convenes the 5th Journalism Award ‘Transfiere Forum’ to support Scientific, Technological and Innovative Disclosure and to acknowledge work carried out by journalists and specialists about technological innovation developed in Spain and its international convergence.
Award is call for works that have been published in 2019 in press, radio, television and / or digital media.
A single prize per category of 3,000 € will be awarded, distinguishing between written and audiovisual works.
Submission deadline was December 31, 2019.
A total of 49 applications have been received, 8 of them are audiovisual works and the remaining 41 are written works.
The award ceremony will take place in the framework of the ninth edition of Transfiere, on February 12 and 13 at FYCMA.
Members of the Jury
Professional representatives of the following entities integrate the Jury:
- Press Association of Malaga (APM)
- Spanish Association for Scientific Communication (AECC)
- Malaga City Council
- Center for Industrial Technological Development (CDTI)
- Spanish Universities CRUE
- Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC)
- Joly Group
- Regional Government of Andalusia through the Andalusian Knowledge Agency (ACC) and Foundation Discover
- Spanish Patent and Trademark Office (OEPM)
- Trade Fair and Congress Centre of Malaga (FYCMA)
Consult all the editions of the award
This award rewards the best contributions in science, technology and innovation communication and recognizes the work of dedicated journalists and disseminators. See previous editions of the Award.
Works received: 58
- Winner:
“El robot niño aprende solo” by José M. Abad Liñán, published in the newspaper El País (participated as a member of the Jury in 2017).
- Mention in the section of written works:
“El estrecho puente entre campus y fábricas” by Carlos Otiniano Pulido, published in a joint supplement of El País and Cinco Días.
- Mention in the section of audiovisual works:
“Biompresión en 3D de corazones con firma andaluza para planificar cirugías”, by HISTORIAS DE LUZ.
With the main novelty of distinction between written works and audiovisual works.
Works received: 44, of which 34 were written and 10 were audiovisual.
- Winner in the category of written works: the high quality of the candidatures received by AGENCIA SINC meant that a shared prize was awarded for the two works presented by this agency:
“Las mujeres que domaron la niebla para calmar la sed de los bereberes” by Adeline Marcos, AGENCIA SINC.
“Las grasas pueden tener la llave contra la metástasis” by Jesús Méndez, AGENCIA SINC.
- Finalists in the category of written works:
“La personalización como nuevo paradigma médico” by Luis Alberto Álvarez, EXPANSIÓN.
“El genio español al que persigue la NASA” by Jorge Benítez, EL MUNDO.
- Winner in the category of audiovisual works:
The TV program – EL CAZADOR DE CEREBROS, directed by the biochemist, writer and scientific divulger, Pere Estupinyà
- Finalists in the category of audiovisual works:
“De la ciencia a la acción” by Pere Estupinyà, TVE – EL CAZADOR DE CEREBROS
“Hacia un nuevo modelo energético” by Pere Estupinyà, TVE – EL CAZADOR DE CEREBROS
“Málaga Futura” by José Manuel Atencia, CADENA SER MÁLAGA
Works received: 63, of which 54 were written and 9 audiovisual
- Winner in the category of written works:
“¿Podemos ver con las orejas?” by Antonio Martínez, VOZ POPULI
- Finalists in the written category:
“Copernicus” by Carmen Serrano, HERALDO DE ARAGÓN
“La Nespresso española que cultiva células” by Esther Paniagua, EL MUNDO
- Winner in the category of audiovisual works:
“LAB 24” directed by the professional Pere Buhigas, RTVE
- Finalists in the category of audiovisual works:
“El final de las cosas” by Alejandra Flores, CANAL SUR TV (“75 minutes”)
“Ágora” by Ana Segura, RADIO AUTONÓMICA DE ARAGÓN
Works received: 82, of which 65 were written and 17 were audiovisual works.
- Winner in the written category:
“Fotosíntesis”, by Elena Sanz, published in Muy Interesante
- Finalists in the written work category:
“Hyperloop, la cápsula gaditana que levita a 1.200 km/h”, by Laura Garófano, published in El Mundo
“Robots sociales”, by Cristina Sáez, published in La Vanguardia
- Specific mention in the category of written works:
“Aznalcóllar 20 años después: un ejemplo de recuperación ambiental ”, by Roberto García, published in iDescubre
- Winner in the category of audiovisual works:
“De puertas al campo”, by Carlos Espatolero, broadcast on Aragón Radio
- Finalists in the category of audiovisual works:
“Ordenadores que pueden pensar”, by Rebeca Escribano, broadcast on Onda Regional de Murcia
“Primer exoesqueleto pediátrico del mundo, desarrollado por un grupo de científicos españoles”, by Esther Molina, broadcast on Programa Emprende
Works received: 49, of which 41 were written and 8 audiovisual
- Winner in the written category:
“Inmunoterapias. La revolución contra el cáncer”, published in Ciencia National Geographic by Jesús Méndez González
- Finalist in the written work category:
“Pilar Manchón, la española que vendió su empresa de chatbots a Intel por una millonada y se fue a Amazon, advierte sobre privacidad y asistentes virtuales”, published in Xakata by Esther Paniagua Gómez
- Winner in the category of audiovisual works:
“A hombros de gigantes”, section dedicated to the news of the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), of Radio 5 (Radio Nacional de España) and presented by Alda Ólafsson Álvarez
- Finalist in the category of audiovisual works:
INVESTIGA, QUE NO ES POCO: Huella de carbono y cambio climático con el Grupo de Análisis de Energía Global y Economía Ambiental de la UCLM, of Radio Castilla La Mancha Media and presented by Jesús Román Escudero Cruz
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