UAB Plant Biology researchers participate in the PALVIP project (Alternative Protection of Interregional Plant Productions of the Pyrenees), to develop biocontrol products adapted to Mediterranean crops and promote...
Changes in plant composition are becoming more frequent in the current climate change scenario, as some plant species are changing their distribution ranges. UAB and CREAF researchers have conducted an experiment showing that the...
The latest Global Virus Network (GVN) and Spanish Society of Virology (SEV) conferences were held jointly with the participation of more than 300 international researchers. In this article, researcher at the UAB Department...
Dr Jason Hickel (Goldsmiths, University of London) and Prof Giorgos Kallis (ICTA, Autonomous University of Barcelona) have published a paper titled “Is Green Growth Possible?” in the journal New Political Economy. The paper examines green growth theory as articulated in major reports by the World...
Historian of Science and Medicina at Yale University, she has published three books, the latest one entitled Climate in Motion: Science, Empire, and the Problem of Scale (Chicago, 2018). Deborah Coen investigates the culture of science of the past and its connection with other intellectual and politica spheres, as well as...
Interview with Deborah Coen, historian of science at Yale University and author of Climate in Motion: Science, Empire, and the Problem of Scale (Chicago, 2018).
Industrial activities generate wastewater and gases with high sulfate content. Sulfate is not harmful but if it is disposed into sewers or rivers, some bacteria transform them into hydrogen...
A recent study published by CREAF and the UAB shows that the combination of multiple sources of information helps to have a broader and better understanding of the forest ecosystems of Catalonia and the services and goods they provide, which are key for...
Differences in the animal coping styles (proactive and reactive) may influence on the fish welfare under intensive aquaculture practice since it is a susceptible environment to the spread of bacterial and viral...
Gold nanoparticles are nanomaterials commonly used in nanotechnology applications. However, they could be very dangerous and have several effects to aquatic organisms. That is why...
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