Change in the presidency of SOMMa: Maria A. Blasco substitutes Luis Serrano
During the three years that Luis Serrano has been president...
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Leading scientific associations and innovative companies demand to place R&D at the heart of our country’s strategy
The announcement is made in light of the recent approval of...
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SOMMa community: training for more successful ERC AdG writing
An ERC AdG webinar for the SOMMa community On July 3, 2020,...
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Constitution of the new SOMM alliance Executive Board
The SOMM alliance designates a new Executive Board for...
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LICROX: €3 million and 3 years to convert CO₂ and sunlight into solar fuels
The LICROX Project ambitions to make a key contribution towards EU climate neutrality in 2050 via the creation of an efficient artificial...
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A study of two new skulls of Homo erectus up to 1.5 million-years-old
New Homo erectus skulls were found at Gona, in the Afar Triangle of Ethiopia, close to the area where the notoriousAustralopitecus afarensis...
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CLARA: Climate Services Designed to Benefit End Users
Climate services provide information that companies and administrations can leverage for better decision-making The CLARA project strives to...
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New conceptual model predicts key characteristics of major earthquakes and tsunamis
Researchers Valentí Sallarès and César R. Ranero have presented a study that represents a fundamental change in understanding of earthquakes...
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1st detection of a giant planet remnant core: unprecedented glimpse inside other worlds
An exoplanet with anomalous characteristics orbiting Sun-Like Star TOI-849 is discovered by a University of Warwick-led team with...
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The genome of a 3,000-year-old Egyptian wheat
A study published in Nature Plants sequenced the genome of a 3000-year old wheat The study was conducted by an international team of...
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Flexible, robust and secure tapes for information storage
A material for data storage is developed aiming at the substitution of traditionally used ferromagnetics Tapes made of the antiferromagnetic...
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Viable cyanobacteria in the deep underground of Rio Tinto
A study led by the Centro de Astrobiología (CAB, CSIC-INTA) has detected for the first time the presence of viable cyanobacteria in the deep...
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Light and nanotechnology combine to prevent biofilms on medical implants
ICFO and B. Braun Surgical develop a new technique that could prevent bacterial contamination and infection in medical implants The...
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