Research, innovation and transfer tagged by "Grups de recerca"

Vicent Teruel (on the left of the image), professor of the Department of Human Anatomy and Embryology, and Juan Nácher, professor of the Department of Cellular Biology, both from the University of Valencia.

Scientists analyse the potential of erythropoietin (EPO) as a treatment for neurological and psychiatric diseases
19/04/24
Francisco Dasí, professor of the Department of Physiology (UV) and coordinator of the Research Group on Rare Respiratory Diseases (ERR) of INCLIVA.

A study explains the molecular basis of primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD), a rare respiratory disease
18/04/24
(From left to right.) Oculated idol from the Cova de la Pastora Site (Alcoi). Photo: Museu Arqueològic d’Alcoi. Also, decorative patterns of the eyed idol from the Ereta del Pedregal site (Navarrés, Valencia).

Prehistoric eyed idols spread across the Iberian Peninsula from the Serpis River basin, according to a study with Artificial Intelligence
12/04/24
Researchers from several institutions, including the University of Valencia and the INCLIVA Health Research Institute, of the University Clinical Hospital of Valencia, have developed a study to evaluate the correlation between epicardial adipose tissue (th

A study shows the dual effect of epicardial fat in patients with acute myocardial infarction
27/03/24
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The spin-offs OpticalSens, MicroLabBiotech, Matteco and Evolving Therapeutics present their projects at Transfiere
22/03/24
Researchers with Carlos Hermenegildo, vice-rector for Research at the University of València.

The FIT FORTHEM research project promotes improving university management in five areas
22/03/24
(From left to right). Mireia Coscollá Devís, Miguel Álvarez Herrera and Jordi Sevilla, at the I2SysBio headquarters, with a mural of a virus by the artist Mariano Collantes.

Researchers create VIPERA, a software that evaluates how SARS-CoV-2 evolves throughout the infection
21/03/24
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Four spin-offs linked to the University of Valencia participate in Transfiere, the largest Spanish science, technology and innovation forum
14/03/24
From left to right: María José Alonso (editor of the article), Juan Aparicio (Complutense University of Madrid) and Ana Melero (University of Valencia).

Bacteriophages, CRISPR technology and nanotechnology, the best techniques against super-resistant bacteria
14/03/24
Tarongers Campus of the University of Valencia.

The University of Valencia, among the top 50 positions in the world in seven subjects out of five rankings
12/03/24
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A scientific meeting analyses the treatment of cardiovascular diseases such as atherosclerosis
01/03/24
Cultural policy. Imatge: Pixabay.

Vox gives more importance than the PP to cultural policy with a platform that attacks minorities, according to a research
27/02/24
 
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