A study led by the UAB on the remains of animals found at the site of the Chaves cave obtains new data on the control of breeding and feeding of the first domesticated sheep herds found in the western Mediterranean region during the Neolithic period.
Researchers from the IBB, the IRTA, the CSIC and the University of Bergen have discovered a new molecular defense mechanism against osmotic stress which activates within fish sperm that is released into the aquatic environment.
An international study involving ICTA-UAB contradicts a widely accepted assumption in climate models that biomass and soil carbon will increase in tandem in the coming decades.
A team of researchers with the participation of UAB professor Esther Julián has monitored, for the first time, the behaviour of a swarm of nanorobots inside living mice. The study has been published in Science Robotics.
Virtual events have a great potential to become the new norm among academics, according to the results from a survey that was filled out by the participants of the ICTA2020 conference on Low-Carbon Lifestyles, in which they shared their experiences.
ICREA researcher from the INc Elena Galea has led a study, published in Nature Neuroscience, in which more than 80 international scientists have worked collectively to clarify definitions, nomenclatures, controversies, and upcoming goals in astrocytes research. A theoretical breakthrough that will accelerate the acquisition of knowledge about the involvement of these cells in diseases of the central nervous system.
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Scientists develop and first-in-human surgical implant a new bioimplant named PeriCord. The bioimplant is envisioned to treat patients after suffering a heart attack. Read more
