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Naider

  • Elementary my dear Watson

    That computers are getting smaller is a reality, but the giant IBM is working so that they are getting smaller. This multinational is working on the development of a microcomputer prototype the size of a smartphone and that integrates processors and circuits from large boards, trying to improve both the performance of memory applications and…

  • Do doctors get tired?

    An international research team, including the University of Granada, has taken seriously the importance that has to know the level of fatigue of the resident doctors, for this reason it has been shown that it is possible to objectively detect the fatigue that the resident doctors have after a shift through saccadic movements (rapid eye…

  • What awaits us in the future

    Another easy video for the summer. With it we travel to the future of technology and above all it allows us to be surprised by a new universe of applications in education, mobility, connectivity, work… A future strongly dominated by technology as a facilitator of our quality of life and where it seems that everything…

  • Quality plastic from waste

    Indumetal Recycling leads the FENIX project focused on research for the recycling of a plastic fraction of more than 3,000 MT/year and obtain a new high-quality by-product from the treatment of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). The Basque Government, IHONE, ZICLA circular economy engineering, GAIKER-IK4 and ALIGOPLAST participate in the project The novelty of…

  • Low-cost does not increase tourist spending.

    Contrary to what many of us might think, the increase in tourists caused by the irruption of the low-cost airlines has not translated into an increase in overall tourism spending. To reach this conclusion, a team from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) has led a study on the contribution to global tourist spending of…

  • more graphene

    A group of researchers from the Singular Center for Research in Biological Chemistry and Molecular Materials, CIQUS, has developed a very simple procedure to obtain nanometric graphenes, but what is this new development for? Nanometric graphene will help in the generation of a new generation of electronic devices, what’s more, CIQUS has worked on this…

  • The Basque economy, a benchmark

    On a recent visit to the Basque Country, Luisa Fernanda Rudi, president of the Autonomous Community of Aragon, qualified to the Basque economy a reference model, in relation to competitiveness, capacity for innovation, internationalization and solidity of the productive fabric. Mrs. Rudi is touring the entire state to present Aragón, a community to invest in,…

  • E-commerce is here to stay

    < /p> It is clear that Basque companies are aware of the enormous potential that the Internet represents today, and this translates into the evolution and rise of e-commerce in recent years. During 2013, electronic commerce mobilized 19,000 million euros, 11,072.3 million in terms of sales on the Internet and 8,090.8 million in purchases made,…

  • What is Social Innovation?

    In recent times we have gone from talking about innovation in relation to technology or the company to also starting to talk about social innovation. In fact, many things are being done under the label of “social innovation” in our environment. But in reality, what really is social innovation? We liked this video generated by…

  • Is this drinkable water?

    To find out, you only have to use Euskalsense, an App developed by the University of Deusto, and more specifically by a research group from DeustoTech and Open data Euskadi whose use will allow users to check the quality of drinking water in the Basque Country. Euskalsense analyzes both chemical and biological parameters and has…