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Women and Science

Women in Science at Campus Gandia

Mujeres investigadoras, portada

Is the complete integration of women in research achievable? In commemoration of March 8th, researchers from Campus Gandia share insights into their work and the conditions in which they conduct their research. A UNESCO study reveals that women make up only about 30% of researchers worldwide, with even lower representation in fields like engineering and […]

Ivana Gasulla, Recipient of the Young Female Scientific Talent Award

Ivana Gasulla, premio al Joven Talento Científico Femenino

Ivana Gasulla Mestre, a professor at the Campus Gandia of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), is one of the four winners of the 5th FRACE Awards for Young Female Scientific Talent, presented by the Royal Academy of Sciences of Spain Foundation in collaboration with Mastercard. The UPV researcher received the award in the Applications […]

Bring a Female Scientist to School 2025

For the seventh consecutive year, and in celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11, the Equality Committee of Campus Gandia at the Universitat Politècnica de València is organizing the initiative “Bring a Female Scientist to School.” This initiative, supported by the IVIO Chair, will take place throughout February […]

In the Midst of Optical Fibers, Microchips, and Mud

On October 28, Ivana Gasulla, a research professor at Campus Gandia of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) and an entrepreneur, was honored as one of the top 100 global leaders in the field of photonics. Electro Optics magazine, one of the most influential international publications in the field, featured her in the latest edition […]

The Journey of Tsirú: Bridging Tourism and Bribri Tradition

Foto de portada

The Bribri are one of the most underserved indigenous communities in Costa Rica. They reside in the canton of Talamanca, one of the regions with the lowest Human Development Index in Costa Rica, according to the 2023 Cantonal Human Development Index report by the University of Costa Rica and the Development Research and Observation Center. […]

Bring a Female Scientist to School 2024

For the sixth year in a row, the Equality Committee of Campus Gandia of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) is organizing  “Bring a Female Scientist to School” in celebration of  11F International Day of Women and Girls in Science. The activities are set to take place during the month of February as part of […]

Microplastics, beyond pellets

The cargo spill that occurred off the coast of Portugal and northern Spain recently has raised the alarms about the environmental dangers of microplastics. Though it is undeniable that the situation is dire and it will be complicated to mitigate the environmental impacts from the spillage of such high quantities of pellets into the sea […]

Circular Economy for End-of-Life Mattresses

Many of the objects we throw away can have a second life. Unfortunately, the majority of these mattresses end up in landfills, creating a series of problems: they take up large volumes of space, they cause instability in the landfill and increase the risk of fires due to overheating of the iron material they contain […]

New “Dones de ciència” Mural in Gandia

Last year in November, Sara García-Alonso was selected out of nearly 23,000 people to become a reserve astronaut in the European Astronaut Corps of the ESA (European Space Agency), becoming the first Spanish woman to ever do so. Now, her likeness will inspire the students at CEIP Cervantes de Gandia. The Universitat Politècnica de València […]

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