The University of Valencia and FISABIO identify the remains of 17 victims of Francoism in the graves of Paterna

The satirical press of Valencia went from criticising the measures against cholera in the 1885 epidemic to denouncing social vulnerability

The Neolithic populations that came to the peninsula by sea and lived near it barely consumed fish

A conference at the Geography and History faculty closes this Monday the Prometheus project “Smartphone and Green Analytical Chemistry”

A drama play set in the Revolt of the Brotherhoods puts an end to an investigation into the public uses of cities in the Renaissance

A project on erosion coordinated in Spain by researcher Artemi Cerdà participates in the climate change summit

Nicolás Bodin, in 1739, who best shows the pre-industrial landscape of El Grau of Valencia among 16 historical maps and engravings

A conference seeks consensus in Valencian forest management to reduce social and environmental damage from fires

The first analysis of zinc in dental enamel in a Neanderthal indicates that he had a very meat-rich diet

A research in the Abric del Pastor of Alcoi manages to isolate an episode of Neanderthal occupation

The popular classes of the Roman Empire either did not make funerary meals or they made them with everyday food

The University of Valencia leads FIRElinks, a European program to curb large forest fires