The research has been published in the journal Nature Sustainability and was carried out by CSIC and CREAF researcher Josep Peñuelas and a team from CONICET, Argentina’s National Scientific and Technical Research Council.
CREAF pre-doctoral researcher Gerard Codina has received the ‘Impulsa Barraquer Grant’ awarded by the Barraquer Ophthalmology Centre, which will co-finance part of his doctoral thesis and promote his research on the resilience of Mediterranean forests.
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
A study confirms that the red seal ant, one of the world’s most invasive exotic species, has become established in Europe and half of its urban areas are suitable for its survival.
The article has been recently published in PLOS Computational Biology. It has been led by the Department of Ecology of the University of Alicante (UA), with the collaboration of CREAF, among other research centres.
MedCOP 2023 brought together several think tanks and research centres to discuss how they contribute to climate action in the Mediterranean.
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
A study published in Science led by Adrià Descals and Josep Peñuelas reveals after four decades of satellite observations that the Arctic is undergoing a change in fire regimes due to climate warming.
The 10 European cities whose temperatures have been most influenced by climate change over the last 12 months include four in Spain: Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Zaragoza, according to Climate Central.
An international research has shown that termites wood decay increases 6.8 times per 10°C rise in temperature. With climate change, the distribution area of these insects will increase, amplifying this CO₂ release effect that is currently not captured by climate models.
