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New research by Spanish researchers across three continents, including SRAP-IEAP member Teresa Ubide Garralda (The University of Queensland) who is the lead author of this study, has revealed new information on how volcanoes work, and what prompts them to erupt. The volcanoes we see on the surface of Earth are […]

Volcano secret filter unveiled

16 September 2021 in Geology / Science / Science Communication / Science Dissemination / WomenInSTEM tagged 2021 / Geology / Science dissemination / SRAP / WomenInSTEM by SRAP_admin

On Friday 20th August our member Dr. Alaitz Etxabide Etxeberria, a visiting postdoctoral researcher from the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), presented her work entitled “Manufacturing of biopolymer-based materials and their functional properties’ modification for food packaging and biomedical applications” in the School of Chemical Sciences (SCS) Seminar Series […]

Research on the use of biopolymer-based products to develop food ...

20 August 2021 in Biology / Health / New Zealand / Science Dissemination / WomenInSTEM tagged 2021 / New Zealand / Science dissemination / WomenInSTEM by SRAP_admin

SRAP-IEAP-ACT organised a Research Bites/Arts Meet Science the event More than Drawings. Exploring rock art through the lens of human cognition and climate change on the 11th of June 2021. For this public talk, we had the pleasure to welcome three international speakers, Dr. Inés Domingo Sanz (University of Barcelona), […]

Research Bites/Art Meet Science event in Canberra: More than drawings

11 June 2021 in Activities / Australia / Canberra / Research Bites / Science / Science Communication / Science Dissemination / WomenInSTEM tagged 2021 / Activities / Australia / Canberra / Research Bites / Science Communication / Science dissemination / SRAP / WomenInSTEM by SRAP_admin

The reason of this post is to give an example of how SRAP networks can work. Dr. Beatriz Duguy Pedra, Professor at the University of Barcelona and currently a Visiting Fellow at the University of Wollongong (NSW, Australia) became a member of SRAP soon after she arrived to Australia. Beatriz […]

Example of using SRAP networking to promote personal research

28 February 2019 in Activities / Australia / Biology / Science tagged 2019 / Australia / Biology / Networking / SRAP by SRAP_admin

From SRAP-IEAP we would like to wish a Merry Christmas to all of our members, so we are hosting a Christmas Party. Venue: Lime Light http://limelightonoxford.com.au/ Address: 231 Oxford Street, Darlinghust, NSW 2010 Time: From 6pm onwards We will have a whole room for us There is food: http://limelightonoxford.com.au/Food.php And […]

Christmas Party 2019

6 December 2018 in Activities / Australia / Sydney tagged 2018 / Australia / Social Event / SRAP / Sydney by SRAP_admin

4th Australia-Spain Research Forum: Earth

16 November 2018 in Activities / Australia / Canberra / Research Forum tagged 2018 / Activities / Australia / Canberra / Earth Forum / Networking / Science dissemination / Science Policy / SRAP / Sydney by SRAP_admin

(Post only available in Spanish) Las asociaciones de investigadores españoles en el exterior se identifican como elementos esenciales en diplomacia científica El encuentro ha reunido a 12 asociaciones de científicos e investigadores españoles en el exterior, consejeros culturales y científicos de las embajadas, y la Fundación Española para la Ciencia […]

Comunicado de la red de asociaciones de científicos españoles en ...

19 September 2017 in Activities / Science / Science Policy / Spain tagged 2017 / RAICEX by SRAP_admin

Prof Montserrat Vilà, research professor at Estación Biológica de Doñana (EBD-CSIC) in Seville (Spain) will give a presentation on the impacts of biological invasions with special emphasis on a global analysis of the ecological effects of alien plants on native species and ecosystems in the introduced range. The talk will also describe how impacts are quantified, as well some ways to conduct risk analysis of invasion in Europe. Biological invasions occur when species are introduced by humans beyond their natural dispersal ranges, establishing and spreading in the region. Some impacts can affect socioeconomic sectors such as forestry, agriculture or public health. From the management and policy perspective it is important to identify which invasive species are causing, or have the potential to cause, major impacts. A panel of experts, will lead an insightful discussion with Prof Vila on the impacts of biological invasions in the Australian context. For more information and to register: http://bit.ly/2uh6EJ7

Impacts of Biological Invasions

14 July 2017 in Activities / Australia / Biology / Science / Sydney tagged 2017 / Activities / Australia / Science dissemination / SRAP / Sydney by SRAP_admin