UAB in collaboration with the Sapienza University of Rome has developed a new methodological term called Spatio-Temporal Patterns of Land (STEPLand) for Land Change Science. Through the review of 250 articles on land use and land cover...
Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever is a viral tick-borne disease, considered an emerging disease in humans in the Iberian Peninsula. A recent study...
Recent studies suggest that the economic growth is mainly due to technological improvements implemented by producers. However, an article published by researchers from ICTA-UAB...
A collaboration between researchers from the UAB Department of Physics and the ICFO has resulted in a significant advance towards the quantum simulation of the Chern-Simons gauge theory, which explains the fractional Hall effect, one...
UAB’s researchers had analyzed diverse social innovation projects in early childhood education and care (childminders, care groups and free-education nurseries) to study if they benefit women’s...
Researchers from the UAB and CREAF participated in a study on the potential of the invasion of the Megachile sculpturalis bee in Europe, the causes of its expansion and the influence of climate change in this process. The results show a vertiginous...
Researchers from the Department of Geography and ICTA-UAB have identified the main psychosociological factors (functionals and non-functionals) influencing individuals in their decision to use scooters and electric bicycles to move around the city. Their conclusions...
This doctoral thesis explores the main difficulties faced by professionals involved in simultaneous interpreting from English into Arabic and vice versa. Its author, Mohammed Aal-Hajiahmed, from the University of...
As time passes, glass restructures itself towards more stable configurations which can affect its properties. Given that glass has numerous practical applications, knowing how this transition takes place is highly relevant. Researchers from the UAB Department of...
New findings by a UAB team at the archaeological site of Tell Lashkir, in northeastern Iraq, demonstrate that, some 5,000 years ago, their Bronze Age inhabitants were deeply involved in supplying bitumen to the bustling cities in the south through Mesopotamian trade...
