“No em toquis la lengua” is both an awareness-raising and inspirational campaign. Firstly, it aims to clearly state the University’s position in favour of the Catalan language. Secondly, it aims to be an inspirational campaign that values the richness of the language through a series of authentic and uniquely Catalan words.
“No em toquis la lengua” is both an awareness-raising and inspirational campaign. Firstly, it aims to clearly state the University’s position in favour of the Catalan language. Secondly, it aims to be an inspirational campaign that values the richness of the language through a series of authentic and uniquely Catalan words.
Starting in the 2022/23 academic year, and after a tow-year break due to the pandemic, the UAB's cultural programme "Viu la Cultura" will offer members of the university community cultural activities which can be validated for 2 ECTS credits.
The UAB campus services will offer a combination of remote and in-office attention with special opening hours during the month of August. Train and bus lines to and from campus will also function on different timetables, which can be consulted on the UAB Mobility and transport website.
A team of students from different centres, including the UAB, will be participating in the next edition of the prestigious international iGEM synthetic biology competition with a project to investigate a new possible treatment for Burkitt lymphoma. They have now began a crowdfunding campaign to reach the proof of concept development phase.
The UAB Prevention and Assistance Area has announced a set of recommendations to prevent forest fires addressed to all those visiting or passing through the woods and greenland surrounding the campus.
A research by Natalia Sánchez from the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the UAB was granted an award by the L'Oréal-UNESCO "For Women in Science" programme, which every year awards the most trailblazing projects conducted by five researchers aged under 40. The awardees, who this year all belong to the life sciences' sector, receive a cash prize of 15,000 euros and have the mission to make femal leadership in science more visible.
The UAB, the Vall d’Hebron Cancer Institute (VHIO) and the Instituto Roche Foundation have jointly organised a seminar entitled “Personalised Precision Medicine, from Theory to Practice”, addressed to university students from the health sciences sector. Attendance is free, but you must sign up first. The seminar will take place from 27 to 29 September at the VHIO's Centre Cellex. Registration now open.