Histórico

Researchers at the University of Granada analysed the relation between sexual satisfaction and sociodemographic variables (sex, age, sexual orientation and education level), indicators of health (physical and psychological) and interpersonal variables (relationship satisfaction, type of relationship, number of sexual partners...

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Researchers from the universities of Granada, Santiago de Compostela and Reading (UK) have studied human skeletal remains from the Cova do Santo collective burial cave in northwestern Spain  Remains found in the Sil river valley–in the province of Ourense–reveal a...

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Researchers from the universities of Granada, Santiago de Compostela and Reading (UK) have studied human skeletal remains from the Cova do Santo collective burial cave in northwestern Spain  Remains found in the Sil river valley–in the province of Ourense–reveal a...

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A research project led by scientists from the U. of Granada confirms that this technique can, in just 20 minutes, produce changes in patient behaviour. The said patient starts to see tobacco as something disagreeable.   Before the treatment, smokers...

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Researchers at the University of Granada find that only the two mandatory phases of traffic lights (steady green and steady red) prevent unsafe pedestrian behaviour and communicate a clear message   Experts propose traffic lights with just two mandatory phases...

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Researchers at the University of Granada say there is a «statistically significant» relation between university students’ performance on a mathematics course and testosterone exposure in the womb  To determine the level of testosterone exposure researchers use a biomarker called the...

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Scientists from the University of Granada Brain, Mind and Behavior Research Center have identified the ‘thermal imprint’ of the duende of flamenco. Their experiments have isolated an objective criterion that shows which dancers really do experience duende and which do...

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Scientists at the University of Granada (UGR), in collaboration with Nottingham Trent University (UK) have designed a test to train new drivers and improve their driving skills by presenting the with virtual danger situations which they might take years to...

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Researchers from the University of Granada have shown that some of us are «morning-types» and others «‘evening-types», as a function of the time of day when our biological and cognitive functions are more active. This has a marked influence on...

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Scientists from the University of Granada and the Spanish National Research Council—members of the SCImago research group—have found that, worldwide, there are three major ‘clusters’ of countries, defined by the thematic areas they investigate and that their governments invest in...

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