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A new Research Identifies Prolonged Drought as a Driver of Cultural Change on Rapa Nui (Easter Island)
A new study led by researchers at Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, with the involvement of ICP-UAB researcher Valentí Rull, has identified a century-long...
When a blood test tells more than expected
Researchers at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the UAB conducted a study analyzing feline blood samples. The results and analysis have shown a higher-than-normal presence of the fibrin protein, which can indicate disorders related to blood clotting. The study highlights the...
Daily life with nanoplastics
A study conducted by the Mutagenesis Research Group of the Department of Genetics and Microbiology investigates the impact that micro/nanoplastics (MNPLs) may have on the liver of exposed humans, assuming that MNPLs internalization can cause cell alterations that could pose a health risk. The study has...
Relativity: a matter of causality
A study conducted by the Department of Physics suggests a change in how special relativity is approached and does so in a way that does not depend on the constancy of the speed of light, but on causality and the geometry of space. From a pedagogical standpoint, the author argues that this...
How Organic Molecules Stick to Cosmic Ice? New Insights into Interstellar Chemistry
A new study, conducted in collaboration with the QuantumGrain research group from the Department of Chemistry at the UAB, reveals how organic molecules bind to the ice on the dust grains in space. The research shows that...
Why are local communities still sidelined in conservation and development projects?
Projects financed by development agencies do not always meet expectations once applied in relation to what was raised on paper. A study, with the participation of the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology and...
Hydrogen from wastewater: from the laboratory to the treatment plant
For over 15 years, the GENOCOV research group in the Department of Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Engineering has been studying microbial electrolysis cells to harness the chemical energy contained in wastewater. The most recent...
Legal equality, persistent inequality: The impact of expanded paternity leave entitlements in Spain
Researchers at the Department of Political Science and Public Law have analyzed whether the expansion of paternity leave in Spain—from 4 to 16 weeks between 2017 and...
Messages with Impact: Science and Communication Against Skin Cancer
A recent study has examined the effectiveness of an audiovisual communication campaign for skin cancer prevention designed using elements of the Health Belief Model. The results showed that integrating scientific models into...
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