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Isabelle Anguelovski, selected by the U.S. government for the First National Nature Assessment
ICTA-UAB researcher Isabelle Anguelovski is one of the authors selected for the first-ever National Nature Assessment (NNA1).
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The shells of marine molluscs reveal that prehistoric groups optimized available food resources
Prehistoric populations in Atlantic Europe 8,000 years ago consumed shellfish during the coldest months of the year to take advantage of the period of...
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What are the best Nature-Based Solutions in Spain to adapt to climate change?
A new project aims to identify and catalogue the most effective proposals to better adapt the territory to climate change.
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Key use of short-lived radionuclides as tracers of ocean sinking particles
The joint application of naturally occurring radionuclides (thorium-234 and polonium-210) as tracers of sinking particles in the ocean can help to better...
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Gemma Morell awarded an INPhINIT grant by the "la Caixa" Foundation
ICTA-UAB researcher Gemma Morell is one of the 105 scientist who will develop their projects in Spain and Portugal thanks to the 65 fellowships awarded in...
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El ICTA-UAB consigue un proyecto MSCA-Postdoctoral Fellowships
La UAB ha recibido dos proyectos MSCA-Postdoctoral Fellowships en la convocatoria MSCA-PF-2023 del programa Horizon Europe de la Comunidad Europea. Los...
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UAB to organise Growth vs Climate Conference 2024
With the aim of addressing the most pressing environmental issues of our time, the ICTA-UAB Growth vs Climate Conference 2024 will bring together leading...
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The international scientific community to debate the dichotomy between economic growth and the fight against the climate crisis
Human activity is irreversibly changing our planet, especially the climate. The voracious demand for fossil fuels and natural resources has led us to an...
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The diet of prehistoric Andean populations was based on cultivated plants, not fish
The earliest complex societies developed from 3000 BCE onwards on the Central Andean coast were based on cultivated plants other than maize, and only...