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Scientists from the U. of Granada, the CSIC Laboratory of Crystallographic Studies, GENYO and the U. of Edinburgh have designed a new material with numerous biotechnological applications which is of great interest for the pharmaceutical industry. Scientists from the U....

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Researchers from the universities of Granada, Cambridge and East Anglia (UK) show that the distance between home and school is an environmental factor that clearly determines the possibility of walking to school or not A total of 2064 children participated...

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Researchers from the Optics Department at the U. of Granada have designed a new algorithm for high dynamic range (HDR) image capture which can be adapted to any sort of camera, any sort of scene and application, in an easy...

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An international research project led by scientists from the U. of Granada proves that child abuse increases the chances of suffering from depression in adulthood, above all in those individuals who have scarcely functional forms of genes involved in neurotrophism...

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An international research project, which counts with the participation of the U. of Granada, proves that exposure to a chemical polluting agent called PCB-153 is positively associated with the risk of suffering from cancer   This agent, which has been...

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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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An international team of scientists led by the University of Granada shows that simple aerobic exercises in PE classes can help identify those children more likely to develop cardiovascular disease in the future  Researchers worked with a sample of 510...

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Universityof Granada scientists confirm that ectotherms–like reptiles and amphibians–dofollow «Bergmann’s rule». The 19th-century naturalist posited thatanimals inhabiting colder climates have a larger body size The study has been published in the prestigious Journalof Evolutionary Biology Scientists at the University of...

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Scientists from the University of Granada and the Andalusian Health Service have constructed a three-dimensional artificial duct from reabsorbable, biocompatible materials for use in surgical anastomosis Anastomosis is the surgical connection of two structures, generally tubular, like blood vessels or...

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