Lluís Tort, president of ECIU
Lluís Tort has been appointed president of the European Consortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU), a leading network in higher education, committed to innovation in both learning and knowledge transfer.
Lluís Tort has been appointed president of the European Consortium of Innovative Universities (ECIU), a leading network in higher education, committed to innovation in both learning and knowledge transfer.
4th edition of the UAB Solidarity Run-TV3 Marathon – divided this year into four categories so there's room for everyone: 6 km run, 6 km walk, 10 km run and run for persons with reduced mobility.
Thomas Tufte, a lecturer at Roskilde University (Denmark) and an expert on the concept of Communication for Development, conducts research on the social changes being facilitated by communication in many parts of the world. He studies the ways in which citizens are mobilising to make themselves heard, and the many changes this is bringing about.
Music and dance performances, castellers, student stalls, rugby, gymkhanas and many other activities will liven up the UAB Festa Major 2015. Psychology student, Karen Dayanna, and Nanoscience and Nanotechnology student, Martí Gibert, will give the opening speech.
An important collection of copies of the Quixote, donated by Professor Francisco Rico, are on display at the UAB exhibitions hall (Communication Library and General Newspaper Archives, Plaça Cívica) from 9 November to 16 December.
UAB professor José Martínez Gázquez has identified a new set of annotations and commentaries made in the 15th century by Nicholas of Cusa, in the margins of a Latin manuscript in the Vatican Apostolic Library, following his reading of a Latin Koran.
In Humanities, the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona is the best university in Spain and is in 62nd position worldwide on the Times Higher Education World University Rankings.
The League of European Research Universities (LERU) has issued a statement, subscribed to by the UAB, advocating open access to research publications in the face of the high cost of payments to specialist journals.