The National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) and the Institute of Communication and Computer Systems (ICCS) are pleased to announce the establishment of the first Energy Competence Center in Greece, a cluster that aims to support and promote innovation, entrepreneurship and technical competencies among enterprises that are operating in the […]
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According to the Russian Federation Ministry of Health, the mortality rate from cancer in Russia is currently more than 200 people per 100 thousand. Brain tumors are found in 65–80% of those who die from oncology. Therefore, diagnosing and monitoring the dynamics of neuro-oncological diseases in patients with primary and […]
A team of young engineers from Grove Academy in Dundee has once again taken top place in an annual competition at RGU and will now have the opportunity to progress to the MATE ROV World Championships in USA. The team was taking part in the MATE Scotland ROV (Remote Operated […]
From today to 15 September applications can be made for the 17 places on the María Zambrano international talent recruitment programme, the 32 places on the Margarita Salas programme for young doctors and the programme for requalifying university teaching staff by encouraging mobility, which will be offering 9 grants. Universitat […]
RUDN University mathematician and his colleagues from France and Hungary developed an algorithm for parallel computing, which allows solving applied problems, such as electrodynamics or hydrodynamics. The gain in time is up to 50%. The results are published in the Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics. Parallel computing methods are […]
Language is our most powerful tool. It evolved along with our species over the millennia. The UZH-led NCCR Evolving Language explores how exactly this came about. The new UZH Magazine shines a light on how animals communicate, how human language developed, and how it spread across the globe. We live […]
According to a recent Finnish study, higher levels of moderate and vigorous physical activity can curb arterial stiffening already in childhood. However, sedentary time or aerobic fitness were not linked to arterial health. The results, based on the ongoing Physical Activity and Nutrition in Children (PANIC) Study conducted at the […]
This former upper-level school existing in Zaragoza since the 12th century, created and financed by the local church, a modest study of arts which taught grammar and philosophy and granted the diploma of “bachiller” was raised to the category of “universitas magistrorum“, in the style of the University of Paris, […]
An overlooked collection of modern African art in Argyll and Bute schools has been rediscovered by academics at the University of St Andrews. New research reveals that they are by some of the continent’s most notable modernist artists; together they provide a range of insights into the interests and concerns that […]
College of Health and Life Sciences opens nominations for Christopher J Hewitt Prize Memorial prize launched to commemorate the late pro-vice chancellor and executive dean Prize will go to student demonstrating exemplary citizenship in the University Aston University’s College of Health and Life Sciences has opened nominations for the inaugural Christopher J […]
