A seventeen years student who is studying second of Bachillerato has won the Mathematics and Physics Olympics; an interview to the journalist Adolf Beltran who has been awarded with the Vicent Ventura prize; and a research of the professor Ana García Blanco that has made it possible to develop a methodology to know better the causes of autism... are the topics of this new issue of InfoUniversitat which can be consulted clicking here.
Rafah Hajjar is seventeen years old, is from Casinos and is studying second of Bachillerato. He loves numbers and formulas as long as he can remember. He just got the gold in the Mathematics and Physics Olympics. Now he wants to win the Chemistry Olympics. InfoUniversitat has interviewed him.
There is also an interview to the journalist Adolf Beltran. He has won the prize Vicent Ventura which is awarded by the UV. This acknowledgment has been given in recognition to his civic trajectory and commitment with Valencian culture and language.
A research in which the professor of the UV Ana García Blanco has participated, has enabled ‘to develop a new methodology from the scientific point of view to show what the parents and the professionals who work with these children already knew: the hypersensitivity of the children with autism could be the reason of their isolation’. García Blanco explains it in infoUniversitat.
Last update: 27 de april de 2017 11:25.
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