The Permanent Platform of Atomium Culture brings together some of the most authoritative universities, newspapers and businesses in Europe to increase the movement of knowledge: across borders, across sectors and to the public at large.
La plataforma permanente Atomium Culture reúne a las universidades, periódicos y empresas más prestigiosos de Europa para promover el flujo del conocimiento más allá de fronteras, entre sectores y hacia el público en general.
Leading young European researchers have been selected by European research universities and the Scientific and Editorial Committees of AC to write an article about their work and the potential impact of this.
By Gabriele Colosimo of the University of Rome, La Sapienza
In recent years, several researches have demonstrated the effective use of GPS in studying earthquakes. VADASE, developed at the University of Rome La Sapienza, today provides a real cost-effective solution.
By Yiouli Papaioannou of the University of Athens
The introduction of the notions of uncertainty and vagueness has allowed people to expand the limits of human logic; thereby, paving the way to an enhanced perception of reality and to a logic foundation that includes the notions of certainty, truth and falsehood.
By Dr. Angela Nieto, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Metastasis causes more than 90% of cancer deaths. When cancer cells break away from the original tumor, they spread through the body, anchor to other organs, and built new tumors called metastasis. New scientific research has found that the cellular component Prrx1 prevents cancer cells lodge in other organs and, therefore, generate new sources of cancer.
By Andrea Nascetti of the University of Rome, La Sapienza
Four hundred years after Galileo built and used a telescope to observe the night sky, "new telescopes" are taken to the stars in order to better observe the earth.
By Christophe Serre of the University of Barcelona
A new technology recently developed by the University of Barcelona to generate electricity from the movement of the sea is ready for commercial use.
In collaboration with the World Health Organization, Spanish researchers have design and validated a short versión of the so called ‘Day Reconstruction Method’, a test developed to assess affective states in people by the Economy Nobel Prize Daniel Kahneman.
By Alessandra Lumini, University of Bologna
As a consequence of advancements in genome sequencing technology, there is a large amount of biological data available in public databases. This data can prove very useful in the important field of bioinformatics—in particular, the area of research involving protein classification.
By Emmanuelle Raga, FNRS - Université Libre de Bruxelles
The importance of food habits and food ideologies in shedding light on the enigmatic period of transformation of the Roman World.
EDICIONES EL PAIS, S.L. - Miguel Yuste 40 – 28037 – Madrid [España] | Aviso Legal
