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The Centre for the Study of Prehistoric Archaeological Heritage (CEPAP) of the UAB Department of Prehistory has obtained two grants from the Catalan Ministry for Research and Universities to promote the development and transfer of its SUGAR software (Software for Unified Governance of Archaeological Research). The projects, awarded in this year's call for proposals for the Knowledge Industry (IdC) programme, were the only ones in the humanities' field to be funded in the Product and Innovators categories.

On Friday 6 June the UAB will play host to the closing event of the project Investiga.edu, an educational proposal which for four years made it possible to bring science and research into archaeology, palaeontology and geology closer to primary and secondary schools located in rural and mountaineous areas, particularly in the Pyrenees and pre-Pyrenees regions. The event will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Periodicals Room of the Humanities Library.