Electricity on Titan may spark life A new study has reported faint signs of a natural electric field in the thick cloud cover of Saturn\’s largest moon Titan that are similar to the energy radiated by lightning on Earth, which suggests that it could spark life. Lightning is thought to have sparked the chemical reactions… Seguir Leyendo Electricity on Titan may spark life
– 80 percent of adolescents into sports dont smoke Eight out of 10 adolescents taking part in sports activities dont smoke, according to a new study in Spain. The study linking tobacco consumption and sports, based on a survey of 3,000 students between 13 and 18, was carried out by the University of Granada, Spanish… Seguir Leyendo 80 percent of adolescents into sports don’t smoke
– Now, computer software that helps tourists customize visits as per preferences Computer engineers at the University of Granada say that they have developed software that can enable tourists to customize their visits according to their preferences. Luis Castillo Vidal, one of the computer engineers behind the SAMAP project, has revealed that they have incorporated… Seguir Leyendo Now, computer software that helps tourists customize visits as per preferences
– Scientists develop a new methodology for landfill management Scientists from the University of Granada in Spain have designed a novel and versatile environmental diagnostic method for landfill management, which is able to adapt to different places of the world and contributes to quantify the environmental impact. From this method, known as EVIAVE, they have… Seguir Leyendo Scientists develop a new methodology for landfill management
– Computer simulator significantly improves sight-impaired patients visionResearchers from the University of Granada and the University of Murcia have developed a pioneering device that significantly improves the vision of sight-impaired patients. The device called SERBA (in Spanish, Reconfigurable Electric-Optical System for Low Vision) is especially beneficial for people suffering from pathologies with a slow progression,… Seguir Leyendo Computer simulator significantly improves sight-impaired patients’ vision
– Low cost system could cut size of wastewater treatment plants by half Researchers at the University of Granada in Spain have developed a low cost technology to obtain water of high quality that also claims to reduce unwanted mud production. The scientists say their wastewater treatment system has three clear advantages with respect to… Seguir Leyendo Low cost system could cut size of wastewater treatment plants by half
