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They presented some of the actions that have led to the transfer of research results to society and the social robot that is part of the PLEISAR project they have just launched.
Zaragoza hosts an international meeting to show how computer science methods help solve them and research evidence on digital devices.
His most recent studies include the characterisation of nanoparticles and microplastics, the evaluation of mercury contamination and research into therapies for the treatment of cancer.
A study by the I3A's Optical Laser Technology group highlights the usefulness of holographic sensors for measuring concentrations in foods such as ethanol in alcoholic beverages and acetic acid in vinegars.
This technology makes it possible to evaluate the efficacy of drugs in biological models that represent at the microscale the conditions under which a tumour develops in the human body.
The campaign "I am a Scientist. I live in your neighbourhood" campaign of the Scientific Culture Unit of the University of Zaragoza reaches its fourth edition to reflect the work of female researchers and does so through 11 of them.
With the collaboration of the Chairs of Industrial Transformation and URBASER, twelve students will be able to carry out a five-month internship at the I3A, as part of their Master's Thesis, tutored by permanent members of the Institute.
It is part of the Plan for Economic Recovery, Transformation and Resilience (PERTE) of critical sectors for the future.
The I3A Unizar researcher, Mario Morales, is part of the team that has achieved one of the 75 projects of the INCITE programme of the US Department of Energy.
The platform integrates technologies such as artificial intelligence, IoT and big data for real-time management.
To dispel the uncertainties that often surround the path after the PhD and to strengthen future prospects, students from the BSICoS research group of the I3A organised the "Life after PhD" conference
The 1st Spin Transfer Programme recognises the VASTO and Endomapper projects, led by researchers José Manuel García Aznar and José María Martínez Montiel.
The IAAA group received the Science and University Transfer to Business award, a runner-up prize in the Young Research Talent category went to Inés Mármol and another in the Research and Future category to Jaime Ibáñez's ECHOES project.
The Thermochemical Processes Group (GPT) is part of this network which includes 14 research groups from different Spanish universities and one from the CSIC-UPV working to change the use of waste and the generation of energy.
The Fluids and Energy Engineering Laboratory of the I3A Unizar has developed more than 150 research projects in the fields of combustion, energy generation and industrial fluid dynamics.
I3A researcher in the Tissue Microenvironment group (TME Lab), the entity has valued his contributions to the promotion of research and his commitment to excellence in science and technology.
Experts in information systems will meet from 13 to 15 November at a conference on knowledge representation, natural language processing and machine learning, disciplines with an impact on everyday life.
The researcher José Manuel García Aznar receives a 'Proof of Concept' grant from the European Research Council (ERC).
Most are among the top 2% of the world's most influential scientists in their research careers, as well as among the most influential in 2022.
The citizen science project, in which the I3A Unizar participates, adds a new success with the launch of two helium balloons with experiments by citizen scientists.
Victoria Mingote studied Telecommunications Engineering at the University of Zaragoza and is part of the ViVoLab speech technology research group.
The Aragon Institute for Engineering Research (I3A) will develop projects to improve the quality of life of children with cancer.
Cristina Nerín, professor at the University of Zaragoza and researcher at the I3A, is part of this panel of experts, which bases its proposals on six groups of diseases.
Professor of Chemical Engineering, he is head of the Thermochemical Processes research group at the I3A and takes over from Pablo Laguna Lasaosa.
Scientists from Queen Mary University of London and Universities of Manchester, Zaragoza and Oxford, have revealed the genetic underpinnings of blood pressure regulation, offering hope for more effective treatments and preventative hypertension measures
The objective is to generate a platform for analysing water and soil resources, as well as informed management of agricultural activity and forest conservation by administrations to face the challenges of climate change.
Eleven researchers are coordinating these actions on health, agriculture and forest fires.
Héctor Sarnago and Óscar Lucía, I3A researchers, receive the prize for the best paper at the International Congress on Power Electronics held in Estonia. The electric vehicle is one of the GEPM's lines of work.