
Intracranial Stimulation Efficient for Learning and Memory in Rats
Stimulation of the hypothalamus completely reverses learning and memory deficits caused by brain lesions in rats, according to a discovery by a group of researchers led by the UAB.
Stimulation of the hypothalamus completely reverses learning and memory deficits caused by brain lesions in rats, according to a discovery by a group of researchers led by the UAB.
The FAS offers 3 activities recognized with ECTS credits or free-choice credits for this semester. "Sexuality and affectivity. A comprehensive look". "Disability or diverse skills?" and the "Food sovereignty awareness Days".
The UAB Open Days will be held on 3, 4 and 5 February. Over 20,000 secondary school and vocational training students are expected to visit the campus.
On 3, 4 and 5 February, the UAB will be holding this year's open days. Over 20,000 secondary school and vocational training students are expected to visit the campus and receive information on the university's academic programmes and services.
After the success of the first edition, the UAB once again offers a course on entrepreneurship and businesses for PhD candidates and graduates entitled U2B: from University to Business.
The UAB now forms part of the new Young European Research Universities Network (YERUN), which includes eighteen centres with outstanding positions in international rankings of universities founded less than 50 years ago.
On 16 January the UAB opened the registration period for its 2015/16 official master's degrees. Over 100 academic programmes are offered in all areas of knowledge.
The UAB Solidarity Fund has opened two calls: one for teaching/research and administrative/service staff, the other for postgraduate students (diploma, MA, PhD), to facilitate the submission of proposals for development cooperation projects in developing countries linked to the UAB. Examples of such initiatives are this project in Mexicoor the communication workshops.
The European Research Council has awarded the grants to Caterina Calsamiglia (Department of Economics and Economic History - MOVE), Iñaki Permanyer (Centre for Demographic Studies) and Albert Quintana, (Department of Cell Biology, Physiology and Immunology and the Institute of Neuroscience).