The XVIII Spanish Biology Olympiad will be held from March 23 to 26, 2023 at the UAB. Go ahead and propose a poster and a logo for the Biology Olympics that are held "at home"!
Given the high temperatures foreseen for the next few days, the UAB Area of Prevention and Support offers safety measures for all members of the university community.
On the 9th of June, there will be a round table where four speakers will hold a debate on inclusive language and how to apply it at university, with a special focus on the LGBTI perspective.
The Network of Gender Equality Unities for University Excellence (RUIGEU) is holding its 2022 state conference, where the Observatory has presented a paper on the experience at the UAB of the process of updating the 4th Gender Equality Action Plan as part of the application of RD 901/2020.
The UAB, through the Observatory for Equality, is working on a model of restrooms that includes the identities and the different needs of everyone at the University, within the framework of the “UAB Diversa” (Diverse UAB) project. The report Review of the UAB rest room service with a gender perspective, which makes a preliminary diagnosis, has recently been presented.
On Thursday 19 May at 12 noon there will be a public presentation of the report carried out by Col·lectiu Punt 6 on the toilets of the UAB. The event is part of the celebration of May 17, the International day against LGTBI-phobia.
The Faculty of Biosciences, together with the Vall d'Hebron Institute of Oncology (VHIO), offers a new UAB-specific master's degree in science management, Master’s Degree in Health and Science Management, entirely in English, blended learning, which will begin its first edition next academic year 2022/2023. This Master’s degree has been approved by the UAB Governing Council, in a session held on April 28, 2022.
As classes resume after Easter, the Observatory for Equality has continued with the campaign "Responem davant les violències masclistes" (“We respond to male chauvinist violence”) by distributing an informative poster to all classrooms at the UAB.
A study led by scientists at the UAB and University of Kent uncovers how the genome three-dimensional structure of male germ cells determines how genomes evolve over time. Published in Nature Communications and carried out in rodent species, shows that the distinctive events occurring during egg and sperm cell production have a different impact on genome evolution and opens new research paths into the genetic origin of genome structure in all organisms.