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
Molecule opens way to pre-empt obesity, diabetes London, Oct 18 (IANS) A molecule called interleukin-6 has opened the way to the creation of new drugs against obesity and diabetes, according to an international study. Researchers from Vitagenes participated in the project. Vitagenes is a company that is part of the campus programme promoted by the… Seguir Leyendo Molecule opens way to pre-empt obesity, diabetes
Newly found aerosols from Sahara could be useful to study climate change Washington, Oct 5 (ANI): Scientists have characterized a new type of aerosols from the Sahara desert, which could be useful to study climate change. The characterization was made by scientists from the Soil Science and Geopharmacy Research Group of the University of Granada… Seguir Leyendo Newly found aerosols from Sahara could be useful to study climate change
Studying 30 students at the University of Granada who follow Ramadan, nutritionists have come to the conclusion that the body\’s nutritional requirements during the ritual can be fulfilled by consuming diets low in fat and rich in proteins and carbohydrates. Carried out in the departments of Nutrition and Bromatology and Chemistry-Physics of the university, the… Seguir Leyendo Ramadan followers should have low fat, high protein-carbohydrate diet
– Physical activity linked to dramatically decreased tobacco consumption A new study suggests that physically active adolescents are less likely to smoke than their non-active counterparts. In a study involving 3,000 Spanish adolescents, Professors Pablo Tercedor, Palma Chillon, and Manuel Delgado, from University of Granada found that adolescents, who play a sport do not smoke… Seguir Leyendo Physical activity linked to dramatically decreased tobacco consumption
Art therapy may offer treatment for mental diseasePosted: 5:44p.m IST, July 9, 2008Washington, July 9 (ANI): Art therapy, a therapy through visual art, can offer a treatment option for people with mental disease, suggests a new study. Art therapy was started in the middle of the 20th century and is based on the idea that… Seguir Leyendo Art therapy may offer treatment for mental disease
– 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
