Promoting a forefront research
UAB has participated in a research published in Nature which identified a massive migration of Kurgan populations (Yamna culture) which went from the Russian steppes to the centre of Europe some 4,500 years ago, favouring the expansion of Indo-European languages throughout the continent.
The mayor of Camarasa, rector of the UAB and the president of the Association for Research and Dissemination of Historic Heritage recently signed a collaboration agreement to create the new UAB Archaeology Campus in La Noguera.
Researchers from the UAB Department of Chemical Engineering have devised an efficient way to obtain electrical energy and hydrogen by using a wastewater treatment process. The results point to further developments of this technology at industrial scale.
The agreement between the two entities will permit an improvement in the development of a system which is more precise in determining if a patient has kidney stones and their composition.
Researchers from the UAB and CREAF and from the University of León have discovered this species in Tarragona and Girona, which probably arrived from Northern Africa. It is also the first time that this species is found in Continental Europe.
Researchers measured the highest values of piezoresistivity ever detected in an electroceramic material, overcoming the registers for materials such as silicon nanowires or graphene.
UAB is internationally renowned for its quality and innovation in research.
The University promotes knowledge transfer through patents, collaborative research and the creation of new technology-based companies.
Resources and services for research activities conducted at the UAB.
The strategic location of the campus and the relation it has with its surrounding makes the UAB one of the most dynamic business and innovation poles of Europe.
Assistant Professor at Syracuse University, has discovered a manuscript copy of Mujeres y criados by Lope de Vega.
Researchers from the UAB worked on this project, a new method that promotes learning languages in real-life situations.
The building is unique in Catalonia thanks to the sustainability criteria with which it has been constructed.
An excavation conducted by UAB has made evident the unique archaeological wealth of this site.
Created by the CAIAC, the Engineering School and social company CIPO to people with intellectual disabilities.