Tablón noticias Ciencia

Universidad de Granada | UGR Investiga | Administración electrónica

Enlace a Twitter | Enlace a Facebook RedesSociales

Tablón noticias Ciencia

Recopilación de noticias sobre las investigaciones y proyectos realizados en la Universidad de Granada y que han aparecido referenciados en medios nacionales e internacionales.

Ir a página:

Anterior Siguiente

12/05/2015 EL CASO DE LOS CRISTALES GIGANTES [ENG] The case of giant crystals In 1910 beneath the desert near the Mexican town of Naica miners stumbled upon a cave coated with millions of sword-like crystals. Every cm2 of the walls, floors and ceilings are covered with up to 2m long crystals. The world...
12/05/2015 PROYECTO EUROPEO: EL INTERNET DE LAS COSAS El Laboratorio de Nanoelectrónica de la Universidad de Granada formará parte de WAYTOGO FAST, una iniciativa de la Comisión Europea con un presupuesto de 150 millones de euros en la que participan las principales industrias semiconductoras europeas. El...
06/05/2015 ENTREVISTAS PARA DEJAR DE FUMAR [ENG] Brief Motivational Interview May Help People Quit Smoking In a new research project, scientists from the University of Granada in Spain found that motivational interviewing enables smokers to see tobacco as something disagreeable and can help smokers kick...
06/05/2015 A psychological technique to help smokers quite tobacco An international research project led by scientists from the University of Granada has demonstrated that motivational interviewing can make smokers see tobacco as something disagreeable, thus helping them to quit the habit. Motivational interviewing is...
05/05/2015 This is the biggest cause of depression and scientists will use it to create better treatments Scientists have found a genetic predisposition to clinical depression.
05/05/2015 Slowdown after Ice Age sounds a warning for Great Barrier Reef's future Environmental factors similar to those affecting the present day Great Barrier Reef have been linked to a major slowdown in its growth eight thousand years ago, research led by the University of Sydney shows.This research was done in collaboration with...
05/05/2015 Dyslexic children do not detect stressed syllables well while listening to words Dyslexia is not only a problem related to reading; dyslexic children also display impaired prosodic processing—in other words, they struggle to detect stressed syllables. A team of Spanish researchers has shown this feature to be lacking in dyslexia for...

RSS

Ir a página:

Anterior Siguiente

Mapa del sitio | Localización y Contacto | Accesibilidad Oficina Web UGR