Research conducted by the UAB and the Parc Taulí University Hospital has led to the development of the Taulí-pT1 classification. This tool will help determine which surgery is most suitable rectal cancer...
Bacteriophages are emerging as an innovative and sustainable tool for the biocontrol of pathogens in animal production. Researchers from the UAB have collaborated in a groundbreaking study, published in Food...
A study published in PLoS ONE reveals that property crime in Barcelona follows a marked and predictable seasonal pattern. Using a new methodology based on entropy and classification models, the authors show that the months with the highest tourist...
Small mammals are closely linked to climate, and their fossils allow scientists to reconstruct past precipitation and climatic conditions. A study by the Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel Crusafont...
Archaeological research with participation of the UAB has analyzed the Late antiquity site of Aiguafreda de Dalt (Osona, Barcelona) to investigate the fish consumption and the fishing practices in Catalunya in...
A study published in the journal BioNanoScience reflects on the importance of considering neurodivergences in artificial intelligence. Acknowledging the challenges neurodivergent people face, the study proposes taking non-neurotypical ways of thinking into account during the development of artificial...
A study published in the journal BioNanoScience reflects on the importance of “resting” for robots and proposes a “synthetic hippocampus” architecture, inspired by the human sleeping process. This would guarantee an online phase in which the system...
Research carried out by the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2), with researchers from the UAB, has shown that the performance of graphene-based electronic devices in aqueous media can vary. This may have implications when...
In today’s globalized world, migrations have become a central element in understanding our societies. A study carried out by researchers in the Department of Applied Economics at the UAB has revealed that people from a country who are in contact...
A study by CREAF scientists shows that the timing of cyclical events in living things is becoming out of sync between plants and animals, with increasing risks to ecosystems around the world. With...
