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The project, included in the Precipita platform of the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT), which belongs to the Ministry of Science and Innovation, is directed by the UCAM researchers Juan Carlos Izpisúa, Professor of Developmental Biology; José Meca, neurologist and Head of Unit at the Hospital Virgen de la Arrixaca and Estrella Núñez, vice-chancellor for Research
The prestigious journal Applied Soft Computing has published the research of Antonio Serrano, directed by teachers Andrés Bueno-Crespo and José Luis Abellán, which is based on an reinforcement learning algorithm. It is a first step towards accelerating the discovery of new drugs.
The Chair of Sports Traumatology, directed by Doctors Pedro Guillén and José Luis Martínez Romero, has issued a report prepared by the Children’s Orthopaedics and Traumatology Group, coordinated by Doctor Juan José López, which includes eleven recommendations to avoid back problems
Institutions from seven countries participate in ‘Paralimits’ to adapt the model that UCAM and the Spanish Olympic Committee (COE) developed for elite athletes with special needs, thus promoting their social integration and their inclusion in the labour market once they end their sports career.
The ‘ST-Tech’ project, in which UCAM collaborates, applies digital tools in order to prevent injuries in both patients and caregivers
The award winning researches were written by Mariana Ferrandini, teacher at UCAM Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia, and Cristina Cerezo and Judit Sánchez, graduates of the Master’s Degree in Urgency, Emergency and Special Care Nursing.<br /> <br />
The Vice-chancellor, Estrella Núñez, and the professor of Developmental Biology of UCAM Universidad Católica de Murcia, Juan Carlos Izpisua, lead the project that is carried out in the laboratories of the Los Jerónimos Campus and of the Salk Institute of La Jolla, California, and is funded by Fundación Séneca
The doctoral students, from Spanish and foreign universities, defended their studies in the fields of Health Sciences, Computer Technologies and Environmental Engineering, Social Sciences and Sports Sciences.
This annual meeting, which will take place on 26 June, serves as a means for PhD students to evaluate the progress of their doctoral theses and to acquire skills to complete and defend their research
