Now you can certify your level of English with the TOEIC
If you need to certify your level of English now you have a new option to do so: the multilevel TOEIC. The next sitting is on 2 March.
The UAB commemorates the Day of Women and Girls in Science with 'Marie Curie'
On February 13th , with the screening of Marie Curie, film by Marie-Noëlle Sehr that chronicles the life and struggle of the French scientist, the Observatory for Equality of the UAB will commemorate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. After the movie, there will be a round table.
The UAB leads the list in European funding for general-interest universities in Spain
The UAB received €34.4M from the Horizon 2020 programme for 73 projects in the 2014-2017 period. This data makes it third in funding for Spanish universities, following the technical universities of Catalonia (UPC) and Madrid (UPM).
Scientists emulate human blood–retinal barrier on a microfluidic chip
The device contains living cells and mimics the structure and physiological conditions of the blood–retinal barrier; it also enables testing molecules in vitro and studying diseases such as diabetic retinopathy.
New project for an innovative treatment for breast cancer begins
The UAB leads the Neosetac project, which aims to develop a new selenium-based nano drug therapy to be used as a breast cancer treatment. The five European institutions and companies participating recently met at the UAB to begin working on this new project.
The UAB invites members to give their opinion
A new service, OPINA UAB, allows all those interested to transmit to the university administration their opinions, suggestions, complaints or compliments on any of the university activities and services offered by the UAB.
A discovery about the behaviour of heat in electronic devices can improve their performance
Researchers at the UAB, in collaboration with Purdue University (USA), have shown that heat flow behaves similarly to a viscous fluid when studied at nanoscale.
ESA astronaut Frank De Winne speaks on space exploration at the UAB
Frank De Winne, head of the ESA European Astronaut Centre and former commander of the International Space Station, spoke about the perspectives of current and future ESA missions, including explorations of the moon and Mars.
The UAB leads a project to remove persistent pharmaceutical pollutants found in wastewater
The first Recopharma work session took place on 17 and 18 January at the Faculty of Science, with the participation of representatives of all eight member institutions. This is the first time Cuba participates with the UAB in an H2020 programme.