Researchers from the IBB and the University of Warsaw recently presented an important update to their AGGRESCAN 3D computational method, which facilitates and reduces the cost of developing new generation protein-based drugs, diminishing their propensity to form aggregations and keeping them stable and active for a longer period of time. Read more
Míriam Rosàs, a PhD student in Advanced Immunology, won first prize in the UAB's “4 Minute Thesis” competition. She was awarded a cash prize of 800 Euros and will represent the university in the final phase, organised by the FCRI and to be held on 4 June. Read more
Researchers from the Institute of Neuroscience (INc) have discovered a molecular signature which would aid in an early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease through a routine blood analysis. Read more
A total of 8 researchers from different countries will come to the UAB in September to participate in various research projects. Never before had the UAB been awarded so many Individual Fellowship projects. Read more
A new article published by the ICTA-UAB and IMIM research group reveals that green areas only benefit the health of privileged residents living in gentrified neighbourhoods, while excluding the most vulnerable groups. Read more
The implementation of urban gardens on building rooftops could produce fresh, healthy and sustainable agricultural food and guarantee the food sovereignty of cities, which are becoming increasingly populated. This is clear from the research on urban agriculture developed by the ICTA-UAB within the framework of the FertileCity project. Read more
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Interview with Deborah Coen, historian of science at Yale University and author of Climate in Motion: Science, Empire, and the Problem of Scale (Chicago, 2018). Read more
