A recent article highlights the impact that war can have on the process of working on a doctoral thesis. It addresses from the difficulty of valuing one’s own research in a war-torn context where values change, to the importance of having humane institutions that offer real support to those living...
A recent study by UAB examines how proximity to everyday destinations is related to rental prices in four Spanish cities that already display characteristics associated with the so-called "15-minute city": Barcelona, València, Palma and Granada.
A study by the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, with the participation of the UAB Professor Ricard Esparza Masana (Department of Business), analyses the impact of collaboration between European universities on territorial research and innovation...
A new study from the Grup d'Informació Quàntica (GIQ) at the Department of Physics of the UAB, together with collaborators from Wien and Geneva, have shown that quantum mechanics establishes a fundamental limit to how fast physical systems can reach thermal...
A recent study sheds light on the genetic basis of adaptations that plants undergo when they colonize new territories and must face environmental conditions that differ from those in their area of...
Researchers from the Comress group at the UAB have explored how ISIS propaganda constructs identities and perceptions through its discourse. Based on the analysis of the terrorist organisation's English-language publication, Dabiq, the study shows...
Easy-to-understand news supports access to information for diverse audiences. A study published in Universal Access in the Information Society shows that interest in accessible communication is growing among European...
Sarcopenia is a frequent complication in liver cirrhosis and has a direct impact on the quality of life and prognosis of patients. Although it has traditionally been measured using computed tomography, this...
A recent study published in The Anatomical Record describes a new partial skeleton known for Homo habilis, the earliest named species in the genus Homo. Despite being within the human genus, the fossil skeleton retained ape-like, primitive upper limb features, yet hints...
A study conducted by the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine analyzes lymph node samples from dogs with lymphoma, one of the most common tumors in this species, using a hematology analyzer, a novel...
