Importance of Saharan dust and climate change effects under study
ICTA-UAB researcher Antoni Rosell participates in an international research which analyses the processes of transport and deposition of Saharan dust and African fires.
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The PIC installs new cooling system using oils
The computer systems at the Scientific Information Port (PIC) are submerged in tanks filled with mineral oil which store the heat generated by the equipment. The new system may represent up to €140,000 in savings yearly.
The Institut de Neurociències celebrates its V Scientific Conferences
The conferences will take place on the 12th and 13th of May in the Medicine Building, to present the latest studies of the INc research groups and the doctorate students’ work in the field of Nervous Sistem Diseases.
Seminar on new geographic information software tools
The UAB Laboratory of Geographic Information and Remote Sensing and ESRI España have jointly organised a seminar on 4 May at the Faculty of Science and Biosciences to present the new 10.4 version of ArcGIS.
Some Moths Behave like Butterflies to Mate
A study led by ICTA-UAB researcher Víctor Sarto describes a striking example of evolutionary convergence in the order of Lepidoptera. A diurnal moth species has adopts sexual communication rules that are specific to butterflies.
UAB welcomes future students and their families
On 30 April and 7 May this year's Family Day will take place, in which future university students and their families can visit the campus, the different faculties and the Vila Universitària.
The UAB and the Catalan Committee to Help Refugees sign collaboration agreement
Ferran Sancho, Rector of the UAB, and Miguel Pajares, President of the Catalan Committee to Help Refugees, signed a collaboration agreement to carry out joint actions such as help refugees continue with their university studies.
UAB Archaeology Campus to be created at Guissona
One of the UAB's archaeology campuses will be located in the town of Guissona. On Monday 25 April the UAB and the City Council of Guissona will sign the agreement to create the archaeology campus, which will be located at the Roman site of Iesso.