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On 29 October 2024, an episode of torrential rains shook the Valencian Community, leaving behind a trail of devastation and numerous flooded municipalities.

The spin-off from the Universitat de València Matteco, that develops new solutions to decarbonize the economy and promote the competitiveness of renewable hydrogen, has closed a round of investments

Coastal ecosystems, particularly dunes and beaches, are facing up growing threats as a result of urbanization, climate change and restauration and management practices alien and unaware of the ecological needs of the species.

Research staff from the Universitat de València (UV), the INCLIVA Health Research Institute, the Hospital Clínic Universitari of Valencia, and the Centre for Biomedical Research Centre Network in Men

The Swedish Agency for Work Environment Expertise, an entity under the country's government, has commissioned researcher Adrián Todolí, professor of Labour Law at the University of Valencia (UV) and

Researchers at the University of Valencia create a database with women's contributions to the historical development of reading audiences Researchers at the University of Valencia (UV) have developed

Megagenome of Araucaria araucana , an endangered Chilean species with food potential in temperate zones, sequenced An international team of researchers, led from Chile by the University of Concepción

The Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) is one of 22 institutions that have been selected by the Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service to create an ENIA Chair to further the development of artificial intelligence (AI)-based applications.

Research on human-centered indoor climate for health centres UC3M participates in the HumanIC project The European scientific project HumanIC, in which Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) is part

UV experts in underwater archaeology and naval architecture Agustín Díez and Carlos de Juan are finishing the preparations for the delicate rescue of the 2,600-year-old vessel.

Valentín Villaverde, in 1989, with the cranial fragment from which it was concluded that Neanderthals cared for their children with Down syndrome and cooperated with each other.