"Networking is time, dedication and, above all, strategy"
Interview with Rosaura Alastruey (Advertising and Public Relations, UAB, ’96): a pioneer of networking in Spain.
Alumni stories
“One way to interpret the Syrian conflict is by understanding climate change”
Interview with David Castells-Quintana, a 2004 UAB graduate in Economics, 2006 UAB graduate of the Master’s in International Relations and Development, and professor in the Department of Applied Economics at the UAB.
“We want to get a real-time picture of how each farm animal is doing”
Interview with Pol Llonch, 2007 UAB graduate in Veterinary Science, 2008 UAB Master’s in Veterinary Research and Food Sciences, and 2012 UAB PhD.
He tells us about his career, and we talk about his main avenue of research: wellbeing in farm animals.
"Getting good grades is a matter of being persistent"
Arnau Noguera Segura just graduated from the secondary school Institut Antoni Torroja in Cervera and is the student with the highest mark to enter the UAB, with a score of 13.866 out of 14. He will be studying Genetics and although he finds it hard to imagine what this new phase will be like, he is very excited to begin university.
“The main sources of and means of exposure to the contamination we have inside our bodies are food and its packaging, what we drink and breathe, and lastly our workplace”
Interview with Miquel Porta, UAB graduate in Medicine and professor of Preventative Medicine and Public Health.
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