According to an ICTA-UAB research, cities not including social equity criteria into their political strategies to make urban environments greener and more ecological will not achieve long-term sustainability and risk creating green enclaves only for the social elite.
“Art Apart” will be on display at the Communication Library and General Newspaper Archives from 4 June to 20 July and from 3 to 21 September as part of the activities in celebration of the UAB's 50th anniversary.
From 1 to 20 June, all PAS and PDI staff and students can join the UAB's Physical Activity Service (SAF) for free and without having to pay any monthly fee for June.
The 2018-2019 edition of the Center World University Rankings (CWUR) places the UAB at position 152 worldwide and second among Spanish universities.
UAB Rector Margarita Arboix will be participating in the Fourth International Meeting of Universia, which will be taking place in Salamanca on 21 and 22 May under the title of "University, Society and Future".
UAB Rector Margarita Arboix and Director of the Lycée Français de Barcelone Dominique Duthel signed a collaboration agreement put forth by the Faculty of Translation and Interpreting.
The ICTA-UAB organizes its 1st Spring Symposium, on 16 and 17 May, with the aim of addressing some of the main environmental and sustainability challenges, and mainly those related to global and climate change. The uniqueness of this symposium is its transdisciplinary and global approach.
The competition will begin on 15 May at 10 a.m. at the UAB Theatre Hall. The event will be streamed live and will consist in ten PhD students who will have a maximum of four minutes to defend their thesis. At the end of the competition the jury will select the two best thesis and all those attending will be able to vote for the thesis they liked best.
The ASOME research group resumes archaeological excavations at La Bastida six years after the discovery of an impressive fortification system which surrounded the city some 4,000 years ago. The new excavation campaign is funded by a grant from the National Geographic Society.