
Services at the UAB campus from 23 December to 6 January
As is customary during the winter break, all UAB teaching centres and most facilities will close, while some will offer special opening hours from 23 December 2020 to 6 January 2021.
As is customary during the winter break, all UAB teaching centres and most facilities will close, while some will offer special opening hours from 23 December 2020 to 6 January 2021.
Participants have time until 1 March to sign up for the UAB Solidarity Race, organised jointly with the Cerdanyola City Council. This event aims to give support to the annual TV3 marathon, La Marató de TV3, dedicated this year to Covid-19. The new format has been adapted due to the pandemic.
As a result of the measures approved in the Plan for de-escalation and progressive opening of activities, the cafés and restaurants on campus will reopen as of 23 November to serve the entire university community.
In his inaugural speech as rector of the UAB, Javier Lafuente called to the university community to be "innovative, disruptive and avant-garde" as part of an institution that "has gone from being a young university to becoming a great university".
With the aim of continuing to guarantee all safety measures and prevent COVID-19 contagion among the university community, the UAB informs its members of the general recommendations in the organisation and attendance of mandatory exams at the UAB campus.
With the slogan "Cuidem-nos a la UAB" the UAB's Festa Major 2020 will take place on 5 November. Due to the pandemic, this year's celebrations will be held online. All activities will be offered at the website: uab.cat/festamajor.
With the slogan "Cuidem-nos a la UAB" the UAB's Festa Major 2020 will take place on 5 November. Due to the pandemic, this year's celebrations will be held online. All activities will be offered at the website: uab.cat/festamajor.
Chemical Engineering Professor Javier Lafuente was elected new rector of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) in the online elections which took place on 27 and 28 October.
A UAB team has developed a digital plant epidermis atlas, the first consultation tool of its type to exist until now, which will allow to advance in the research of the diets of herbivores. This open database shows the images of 400 plant species obtained through optical microscope.