The study, in which the University of Granada (UGR) participated and which was recently published in the journal *Clinical Nutrition*, involved 99 adults—half of whom were women—who were overweight or obese
Pamela B. Faber uses cognitive linguistics to understand the mechanisms at work in online romance scams The professor emerita interacted with more than 150 online scammers over a four-year period, during which she ‘got to know’ 51 US generals, 29 United Nations doctors and 20 oil rig workers, amongst others – all of whom were impostors
The UGR has risen to 189th place in the World University Rankings for Innovation (WURI), climbing 25 spots compared to last year and securing its position as Spain’s most innovative university
The study results reveal that the sleep hormone repairs communication between key cellular organelles involved in metabolism
An international large-scale study involving the University of Granada (UGR) examines obesity trends since the 1980s and reveals that the increase has slowed, stabilized, and even reversed in many countries, though it is still rising in developing nations More than 1,900 researchers participated in this analysis, which utilized data from 232 million people across 200 countries and territories
La Universidad de Granada (UGR) ha participado de forma destacada en el Road Show de Universidades Españolas en Brasil 2026, una iniciativa estratégica para la captación de talento e internacionalización del sistema universitario celebrada entre el 25 y el 29 de abril de 2026.
A specialised team from the University of Granada has produced the official translation of Granada’s ECOC Bid Book, ensuring the project’s essence transcends linguistic boundaries The undertaking was made possible thanks to a collaboration agreement between the UGR and the New Ground Research (NGR) Foundation
The University of Granada (UGR) has established itself as a national leader in transforming teaching and assessment processes, playing a prominent role in artificial intelligence and adapting to new technological paradigms
The University of Granada is using micro-computed tomography to create a 3D atlas of Euwallacea fornicatus, a pest that attacks trees on the Costa Tropical
The UGR presents the ‘Granada Declaration’ at the assemblies of La Rábida Group of Ibero-American Universities and the Ibero-American University Association for Postgraduate Studies (AUIP) in Paraguay
