On Thursday, February 27, the cycle Debats UB: Feminism (s) starts. It will last for months and will treat questions such as gender and the human brain, the history and current state of feminist movements, the role of women in economics and development, women and power, and violence against women. The session on the 27th will take place at 12.30 noon in the Aula Magna of the Historical Building and will include a conference by Gina Rippon, emeritus professor of Cognitive Neuroscience in Aston Brain Centre (Aston University), who will talk about gendered brain, how the world changes our brain and defines thinking according to gender conventionalisms.