Viruses as allies
José Antonio López Guerrero presents a new perspective on nanoorganisms that have shaped the evolution of life on Earth during the presentation of his latest work, “Los buenos virus” (The Good Viruses)
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Coinage in the Middle Ages
Albert Estrada coordinates the XXVII Course on Hispanic Monetary History, which this year was titled “L’emissió de moneda a l’Edat Mitjana: del pensament a la circulació” (The Issuance of Coins in the Middle Ages: From Thought to Circulation)
Read MoreThe National Congress of Civil Society, Olcese’s great legacy
Aldo Olcese, who passed away last March at the age of 68, will be the central figure at the 5th National Congress of Civil Society, entitled “Looking to the Future: Spain in the Next Decade” (February 3). This will be the first congress held without his leadership, and a well-deserved tribute will be paid to him
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Two fundamental stories in two reference works
Bernat-Noël Tiffon and José María Baldasano presented their latest works at an academic venue: «Saga Tiffon: desde la Cirugía Romancista hasta la Psiquiatría y Psicología Forense. La investigación de un viaje histórico-médico y social familiar de tres siglos» and «Dos grados más no son para tanto. Una historia del negacionismo climático» respectively, in separate events held on January 8 and 12
Read MoreFrom the classroom to television: A two-way journey
Felipe Hernández Perlines and María Ángela Jiménez led the 3rd Conference on Innovation in Teaching and Knowledge Transfer. The event aimed to share innovative teaching experiences and reflect on knowledge transfer within the university setting
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Rethinking power in the 21st century
Alfredo Rocafort publishes “Emergencias y eclosión del poder mundial” (Emergencies and the Rise of World Power) on the occasion of his receiving an honorary doctorate from the Catholic University of New Spain in Miami, Florida, and the Feigenblatt Foundation
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