CREAF has released its annual report for 2022, which provides a comprehensive overview of our scientific activities throughout the year, and showcases a solidified presence
The topics included pollinators, green infrastructures in urban spaces and the key role of soil, also the services provided by forests and how to monitor them using geospatial tools, among others.
MedCOP 2023 brought together several think tanks and research centres to discuss how they contribute to climate action in the Mediterranean.
The CoARA Agreement seeks to transform the procedures and indicators by which research is evaluated with a view to achieving international reach.
Presentation of the JEDI Plan 2023-2027, CREAF’s strategic plan to achieve fairness, equity, diversity and inclusion at centre.
Connecting even more European bird monitoring and research with decision making is one of the wishes of researcher Sergi Herrando, especially linked to the management and conservation of biodiversity.
The North American scientist William Anderegg -currently a visiting researcher for a year at CREAF as part of the Visitors & Sabbaticals programme- has received the prestigious Alan T Waterman Award 2023 from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Up to 8 research groups linked to CREAF have been recognised in the latest call for applications by the Agency for the Management of University and Research Grants (AGAUR) of the Catalan Government. Aquest reconeixement és un indicador de l’excel·lència del centre i els seus investigadors i investigadores.
Once again, the 11th of February is here, the day set aside to vindicate the role of women and girls in science.. At CREAF we
“My first post-doctoral experience was really good, it’s what made me continue in science” For three years Estela Romero studied the water of the Seine,
