IV International Congress on Cooperation, Geopolitics and Citizen Participation
The presentation of the 4th International Congress on Cooperation, Geopolitics, and Citizen Participation will take place next Tuesday, June 9th, […]
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Seminar: ‘The impact of teleworking on household energy consumption’
This Thursday, June 4th, at 4:30 p.m., the DRIE seminar “The impact of teleworking on household energy consumption” will take
Urban Futures Seminar: What nature(s) are possible in a rapidly growing city?
On Thursday, June 4, at 7:00 p.m., in the Dean’s Office Meeting Room of the Faculty of Geography and History,
Open science gains prominence at USC as a tool for connecting university and society
The 1st Open Science and Citizen Science Conference was held this Friday at the Center for Advanced Studies
The importance of moving towards more transparent, collaborative, and accessible research models was the focus of the 1st Open Science
Colloquium: “How did people travel through Gallaecia before Google Maps?”
Next Monday, June 1st, the Faculty of Geography and History will host the colloquium ‘Road Trip to the Empire: How
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The call for applications for research consolidation grants is now closed.
Due to the exhaustion of the total credit allocated for aid intended to support certain actions of initiation and consolidation
Seminar: ‘Who Pays for European Industrial Policy? Heterogeneity of Wealth in a Two-Country HANK Model’
This week’s seminar in the Doctoral Program in Regional Development and Economic Integration (DRIE), organized by the GAME group, is
Seminar ‘Energy and Industrial Transition: Galicia in the new geopolitical context’
Galicia faces a decisive stage marked by the profound changes taking place in Europe in the energy, industrial, and geopolitical
First Open Science and Citizen Science Conference
The first Open Science and Citizen Science Conference will be held on May 29th, organized by Xavier de Donato, Dean
Rubén Lois warns on Cadena SER about Santiago’s air dependence and calls for a new tourism strategy
The director of IDEGA and professor of Regional Geographic Analysis, Rubén C. Lois, warned in an interview on Radio Galicia-Cadena