The UOC showcases its research findings on European Researchers' Night
The University's research staff will participate in eight activities open to the general public and schoolchildren
Celebrities lead the non-binary way
Big names from the world of music and show business have become role models for those people who do not identify with the traditional binary view of gender
MoCoTo: the mobile app for custom-made contact lenses
The app allows a mobile phone to be used as a corneal topographer, a device used in ophthalmology to calculate the shape of the cornea in order to adapt a person's contact lenses to their eyes
Angular Technologies, an indoor alternative to GPS
Experts have developed an algorithm that makes it possible to combine different technologies to locate objects and people indoors
The project will analyse what elements spaces need to care for dependent people
Health professionals intend to continue using digital consultations after the pandemic
The use of digital clinical consultations (eConsulta) in Catalonia has been gradually extended to the whole of the primary care network, and the tool has been used by over 92% of healthcare teams
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Interview
Josep A. Planell, UOC President
"By offering online education, we can cultivate talent anywhere in the world"
Using the fungal electrical activity for computing
A UOC scientific publication analyses and proposes techniques for correctly interpreting the fungal electrical internal activity
The Sociology professor was the director of the UOC's Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3) from 2008 to 2013 and carried out pioneering research, including Project Internet Catalonia
Socioeconomically disadvantaged adolescents' diets worsened during lockdown
The authors stress the need for public policies to prevent a continued increase in nutritional and health-related inequalities