Circular Economy: Reality or Wish?
The circular economy is presented as an alternative to the current model of production and consumption, often based on producing, using, and discarding. In the book Economia circular. El...
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Intracorporeal or extracorporeal union of the intestine in colon removals: what really changes?
A study carried out in several hospitals, among which the Parc Taulí University Hospital and researchers from the UAB, has analyzed what differences there may be between anastomosis...
Detecting Alzheimer's disease in its early stages could be possible
A recent study presents a method for detecting Alzheimer's disease before neuronal damage becomes extensive. The study used small plasma particles called exosomes, obtained through liquid biopsy, because they carry molecular information from...
A fragment of antibody avoids the typical haemorrhages of new treatments for Alzheimer's
Recently, two immunotherapeutic Alzheimer's treatments using full antibodies have been approved, but it is known that they can cause brain haemorrhages as a side effect. The UAB Protein Design and Immunotherapy...
Reduced rainfall frequency accelerates leaf fall in autumn in the Northern Hemisphere
A study conducted by an international team with participation from CREAF reveals that it’s not just how much it rains, but how often, that determines when trees shed their leaves. This timing has significant...
Cosmic HCN: how poison may have helped build life's blueprint
The QUANTUMGRAIN research group at the Department of Chemistry has carried out sophisticated atomistic simulations to investigate what happens when hydrogen cyanide (HCN), a possible precursor to life, interacts with interstellar silicate surfaces. The...
Fossil eggs that tell a story of resilience
A team from the Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel Crusafont and the Museu de la Conca Dellà has analyzed a unique fossil record: several bird eggs dating back 12 million years ago preserved in an extraordinary way. These birds, related to current partridges,...
The ambivalence of merit: advertising creatives and the contradictions of festival recognition
A recent study analyzes the experiences of eighteen Brazilian creative directors who have been awarded a Cannes Lions, one of the most prestigious awards in the creative advertising industry. This research...
How did hunter-gatherers manage seismic risk 30,000 years ago?
A study by the Universidade do Algarve in collaboration with the UAB, published in Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, shows that hunter-gatherer populations that inhabited southwestern Portugal between 30,000 and 24,000 years ago developed...
Mid-Infrared Spectroscopy: A Technology to Authenticate A2 Milk
The digestion of milk is not the same for everyone and can cause discomfort. Milk A2 can be a solution, since it does not release during digestion the peptide causing these problems, as does A1. The Remugant Research Group (G2R) has examined ways to...
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