This year's edition, organized by the student association Multitec and the youth association El Nexo, is supported by the University of Alicante (UA), the San Vicente del Raspeig City Council, and the PCA itself. Participation is free and open to individuals from various disciplines, with no prior programming knowledge or team required.
During the weekend, participants will combine their knowledge to shape proposals in multidisciplinary teams. Activities will begin with a session for attendees to meet, form teams, and receive guidance on selecting a challenge. Subsequently, they will develop their ideas with the support of mentors and can participate in talks and workshops.
The ‘NASA Space Apps’ format encourages learning through practice, sharing knowledge, and exploring solutions collaboratively with people from other disciplines, connecting participants worldwide through its independently organized local hubs.
“"Hosting NASA Space Apps again is an opportunity for students and professionals to put their knowledge into practice and learn alongside people from other fields. We are pleased that Multitec and El Nexo are driving this experience and that the Park serves as the venue where these teams can meet and develop their ideas."
