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Beyond the walls: health and lived experiences of transgender inmates in Barcelona prisons
The Nursing Department has conducted a recent study published in the Journal of Nursing Scholarship that sheds light on the often-invisible reality of transgender inmates in Barcelona's penitentiary centres....

Networked alternatives against the state: zapatista autonomy and informality as resistance
Since the Zapatista uprising against state violence and neoliberalism, the indigenous communities of Chiapas have been producing and distributing coffee, in addition to other products, to materially sustain...
![No es funcional para los pueblos la autonomía legal, tiene que ser [...] del, para y por el pueblo.](/Imatge/1014/651/Autonomía del pueblo_Chiapas_31.12.2024_Miria Gambardella-web.jpg)

Primary progressive aphasia assessment and diagnosis in Catalan
Primary progressive aphasia (PPA) is a dementia that affects language and does not yet have specific diagnostic tests in Catalan. In this study, the UAB researcher Io Salmons and the speech therapist at the Hospital Sant Rafael Helena Muntané...

How to avoid the narrowing of the intestine after surgery?
A study with the participation of the Hospital Universitari Parc Taulí and the UAB has investigated the lack of awareness that exists among surgeons about anastomotic stenosis (the narrowing of the intestine) in rectus and colon surgery. Based on a...

Theory precedes practice: why prior reading strengthens learning from simulation
A study conducted jointly by the UAB and the Hospital del Mar Research Institute has analysed the effectiveness of simulation-based learning (SBL) in understanding patient symptoms. The researchers conclude that...

Biomethanation: producing high-energy gas thanks to microorganisms
A study by the GENOCOV group of the Department of Chemical, Biological and Environmental Engineering has developed a method to accurately calculate the speed at which certain microorganisms consume the hydrogen needed to produce methane gas from...

Virtual reality in the 17th-19th centuries
Literary and optical techniques were essential for the construction and circulation of knowledge in the 17th-19th centuries. Under the provocative idea that these were “immersive techniques”, Ilaria Ampollini recently gave a seminar at the UAB's Institut...

The role of chemical engineering in the organic waste-based circular bioeconomy
A recent study conducted by the Department of Chemical, Biological and Environmental Engineering has analysed the role of this discipline in the development of a circular economy based on organic waste. The article argues that...

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