The documentary “The light with the time inside” (“La luz con el tiempo dentro”), produced as part of the dissemination activities of the TOMATTO project, has been awarded the Prismas Award for Best Video at the 39th edition of the ‘Prismas Casa das Ciencias a la Divulgación Científica’ awards. The documentary, directed by Luis Gómez Juanes, explores the scientific work behind TOMATTO, an ERC Synergy project focused on understanding and capturing the motion of electrons on the shortest timescales.

The jury highlighted the documentary for “making an enormously complex physical phenomenon accessible and exciting without neglecting the human side of scientific research.” The Prismas de Bronce will be presented during an awards ceremony to be held on 14 November 2026 at the Concello da Coruña.

The jury was chaired by Rocío Benavente Pérez, scientific journalist and deputy director of Fundación Maldita, and comprised Gemma del Caño Jiménez, pharmacist specialising in the food industry and science communicator; Yolanda Golías Pérez, professor in Experimental Science Education at the Universidade da Coruña; and Diego Ortega Alonso, professor of Art Education at the University of Jaén and scientific illustrator. Marcos Pérez Maldonado, head of the Scientific Museums of A Coruña, acted as secretary of the jury.

More information: https://www.coruna.gal/mc2/es/detalle/dictamen-del-jurado-de-los-xxxix-prismas-casa-de-las-ciencias-a-la-divulgacion/suceso/1453927335281

See the trailer: https://filmfreeway.com/Thelightwiththetimeinside