UCAM-SENS develops a sensor for real-time visualisation of the overall state of plants
The device allows the detection of ions in different parts of the plant in a non-destructive way, contributing to the improvement of agricultural performance.
UCAM joins Celera to promote scientific entrepreneurship in Spain
Both institutions will develop initiatives in this field
Izpisúa shares his passion for research with UCAM health students
The UCAM Professor of Developmental Biology and Director of the San Diego Science Institute of Altos Labs (USA) has met with more than 600 students, to whom he has conveyed the importance of research in the field of health.
UCAM to develop an anti-ageing food product
NutriAge+ is a project funded by the Ministry of Science and Innovation, focused on developing a functional food that helps to slow down and/or reverse the natural processes related to cellular deterioration
Scientists from the UCAM and the Blood Donation Centre discover a key factor in the development of myelofibrosis
The American Journal of Hematology has published their study on the mechanisms of this type of bone marrow cancer, opening the way to finding new treatments.
70% of students learn more by using virtual and augmented reality technologies
Research carried out by UCAM Faculty of Education shows that the use of these resources helps to understand abstract concepts and to develop problem-solving skills, as shown in a study performed on 400 university students.
UCAM SENS creates a sensor that monitors patients' lactate levels
This non-invasive device measures lactate levels in real time and will help healthcare professionals to monitor anaesthesia or sepsis processes.
Izpisua suggests new treatment for spinal muscular atrophy
The journal Nature Communications has published the new results of the research team of the UCAM Professor of Developmental Biology and director of the San Diego Science Institute, Altos Labs, this week. The proof of concept successfully developed in animals could soon become an effective and long-lasting treatment for people with severe hereditary diseases such as SMA.
The Faculty of Sport's scientific journal among the best in the world
Cultura, Ciencia y Deporte (CCD), Culture, Science and Sport, celebrates its 20th anniversary with outstanding scores in the world rankings.
UCAM researchers receive an award for their study on the anti-inflammatory potential of ginger
The article is a literature review on the effect of ginger on certain chronic inflammatory diseases such as ulcerative colitis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis and Crohn's disease.