Researchers at the University of Granada, experts in conversational systems and speech and language processing technologies, have developed an extremely useful tool to combat disinformation and fake news
This digital solution was developed as part of a European project led by the University of Granada (UGR) and the Andalusian Health Service (SAS).
The forensic identification technique is based on the analysis of a skull (post-mortem) and photographs of the person’s face (ante-mortem). It represents a major step in making objective decisions that are based on the ability to quantify the probability that a skull matches the photographs being examined
The results, obtained by a team of scientists from the University of Granada (UGR), could have multiple practical implications, especially for people at risk of developing insulin resistance or type 2 diabetes.
A study led by the University of Granada (UGR) shows that our ancestors influenced the relationship between Bonelli’s eagles and their main competitors, golden eagles. Paradoxically, the future of the Bonelli’s eagle is now being threatened by human activity.
The bilingual (Spanish-English) catalogue, funded by the Vice-Rectorate for Internationalization, enables users to conduct centralised searches of UGR courses, undergraduate degrees, master’s degrees, doctoral programmes and international degree programmes. The tool is designed to support academic internationalization and the UGR’s commitment to the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education.
The University of Granada (UGR) is firmly committed to peace, social justice, the defence of human rights, and cooperation between peoples.
The glossary aims to serve as a benchmark for discussion in the field of inclusion and accessibility, both within the Alliance and in other bodies within the framework of higher education.
According to a report by the Communications Management Office (OGC) of the University of Granada (UGR), news related to UGR research generated an advertising value equivalent of more than 11.1 million euro in the first semester of this academic year. Internationally, UGR research news has been featured in media outlets such as NBC and FOX in the United States, the Daily Mail in the United Kingdom and other international media outlets in India, Greece and Israel.
The team, led by Dr Francisco Carrión, has now recovered the bodies of 124 victims in Víznar (province of Granada) and has begun preliminary survey work for the excavations that will take place in 2025 in the Barranco del Carrizal ravine in Órgiva (Granada).
