Developing robust data technology is key to ensuring open science
CREAF participates in the development of data infrastructures, among which is defining the future of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC).
CREAF participates in the development of data infrastructures, among which is defining the future of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC).
The INPhINIT and Junior Leader grants are highly competitive and have a dual purpose: to provide good professional conditions to scientific talent from Spain and Portugal and, at the same time, to internationalize the research system of both countries, attracting researchers from outside their borders.
The changing climate paradigm, coupled with the accumulation of disturbances, is testing the resilience of forests around the world. The capacity of species to adapt to these conditions will define the forests of the future. But, are Mediterranean forests resilient enough?
Europe approves the first Nature Restoration Law (NRL), a text which puts on the table a real paradigm shift in terms of ecological restoration of natural environments.
A new international study demonstrates the crucial role of micro-organisms on tree leaves in removing nitrogenous compounds from the air. The study shows that trees
The citizen science project Mosquito Alert has received the international WSA 2023, in the ‘Smart Settlements and Urbanisation’ category, which highlights the importance of digital solutions to create healthier, more sustainable and inclusive urban environments.
The present and future of mountain areas cover both their environmental, social and economic scope, in a natural environment affected by climate change, the impact of tourism and leisure, the seasonality of its offer and the arrival of new residents.
Why can the drought that Catalonia is experiencing today not be blamed solely on climate change? Could the situation of persistent drought be a foreshadowing
o commemorate this year’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science, CREAF launches a campaign to raise awareness about the resistances that research centers still encounter in achieving gender equity.
Sandra Nogué Bosch’s research explores a key aspect in ecology and paleoecology today: where biodiversity changes, at what speed and why, by studying 5,000 years of changes in plant biodiversity, as well as the agents of these alterations. Image: S. Nogué Bosch.