Richard York and Stefano B. Longo, environmental sociologists specialising in ecological crisis, inequality, and political economy, participated in the seminar “Environmental Sociology, Ecological Crisis &...
Spain has set an ambitious target: to reduce household energy consumption by 1.69% annually until 2030. The research conducted by the Department of Economics and Economic History...
Teeth—like a tiny “black box”—can preserve chemical clues about the first months of life. A study with participation of the Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel Crusafont (ICP–CERCA), using...
A study involving the UAB presents a new material to purify water using sunlight. The results show that this improved nanomaterial efficiently and stably breaks down contaminants, opening the door to a sustainable solution for drinking water treatment.
The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology has studied the enzymatic characterization of various fluorescent substrates that enable the detection of the activity of certain enzymes. Some variants of them are...
A study by UAB researchers presents the Non-Linear Orientation Base (N LOB), a flexible tool that helps sixth-grade primary school students regulate their mathematical thinking while solving problems. The research shows that building and revising this...
A study conducted by the Department of Journalism and Communication Studies and by the Department of Public Law and Legal History Studies warns that digital authoritarian practices are undermining press freedom and weakening...
A recent study conducted by the Department of Economics and Economic History points to the changes in household composition to explain why the residential energy consumption is not...
The Yeast Molecular Biology Group has developed regulators that can be activated by alkaline pH in yeasts capable of directing protein expression regardless of the carbon source. These results allow the...
A recent article highlights the impact that war can have on the process of working on a doctoral thesis. It addresses from the difficulty of valuing one’s own research in a war-torn context where values change, to the importance of having humane institutions that offer real support to those living...
