It offers an alternative for natural gas transportation and natural gas-powered vehicles, like private cars, buses and ships. Read More
This new method makes it possible to obtain monoliths with different geometric structures produced easier and cheaper. Read More
A University of Alicante student has developed a collaborative system that allows any user to report on different environmental problems that may be found while walking around. This report may be sent to the relevant governmental agencies for them to correct it. Read More
Researchers from the Institute of Materials Science of the University of Valencia (ICMUV) have contributed to detecting excitons – particles responsible for the interaction between light and matter – trapped in 2D materials that form moire patterns, one of the scientific challenges in this field. The finding, published in Nature Materials, represents a step forward towards the design of new materials for the next generation of devices applicable to the quantum computer. Read More
The procedure is validated and only requires the adaptation of the specific controls of each plant to conduct testing in a pilot plant. Read More
PleaseApp is aimed at professionals who work with children with developmental disabilities. Read More
The study, on over 1,500 youths aged 11 to 19 in the Valencian Community, reveals differences between boys and girls in the time and money invested in videogames, as well as the most used platform and types of videogames. Read More
According to a study by Valencia’s Polytechnic University on the perception of Spanish families of the online teaching that their children are receiving, a majority evaluate the effort and involvement of the teachers very positively. Read More
The SACOC project is integrated within the Clean Sky 2 programme, the most ambitious community initiative to achieve cleaner and more sustainable air transport. Read More
A team from the Higher Technical School of Architecture (ETSA), the Faculty of Fine Arts and the Institute of Heritage Restoration (IRP) from Valencia’s Polytechnic University (UPV) is working, thanks to the collaboration of the Territorial School of Architects of Valencia (CTAV), in the mass manufacturing of protection screens for healthcare staff exposed to COVID-19, through semi-industrialised serial casting techniques. The CTAV contributes economically to manufacturing this equipment. Read More