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A UAB research concludes that the Streptococcus mutans, one of the principal bacteria causing dental caries, has increased the changes in its genetic material over time, possibly coinciding with dietary changes linked to the expansion of humanity.
An international team of researchers, including members of the UAB, has found new evidence through the analysis of dental plaque that our prehistoric ancestors had a detailed understanding of plants long before the development of agriculture.
Scientists observed a unique conduct at low temperatures in ultrastable glasses of indomethacin. The research will be published this week in Proceedings.
On 10 and 11 July, the university's Hotel Campus will be hosting the II Global Animal Law Conference, organised by the team of the UAB Master in Animal Law and Society in collaboration with the College of Law of Michigan State University and the Center for Animal Law Studies of the Lewis & Clark University.
The UAB Observatory for Equality has organised the “Gender Sensitive Research in International Projects”. The event will take place on 11 July and will focus on the impact scientific knowledge has on the life of women.
According to the study, published in Energy Policy, solar energy could meet 100% of the demand for energy in residential tourist areas.
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Created by the CAIAC, the Engineering School and social company CIPO to people with intellectual disabilities.
Coordinated by the ICTA, studies the impacts of human activity and climate change over the marin ecosystems.
This work by Lope de Vega was found by Alejandro Garcķa Reidy, researcher of the Prolope group.
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2009 for studies of the structure and function of the ribosome.
Aeris is a UAB's spin-off that focuses its business in construction and control of reactors for water and gas purification.