Fifty-three gold coins from the 4th and 5th centuries found on the seabed of Portitxol in Xàbia
For 1,500 years, the seabed of the island of Portitxol in Xàbia has sheltered one of the largest collections of Roman gold coins found in Spain and Europe. It consists of 53 Roman coins which, after being analysed by scientists from the University of Alicante Research...
University of Alicante presents a comprehensive activity programme for the Mediterranean Women Researchers’ Night
The Mediterranean Researchers’ Night returns to the University of Alicante (UA). Vice President for Knowledge Transfer, Innovation and Dissemination María Jesús Pastor presented the activity and its programme at a press conference held today on the campus of San...
The Universitat Jaume I brings science closer to Castellón with the Mediterranean Women Researchers’ Night
The rector of the Universitat Jaume I, Eva Alcón, has inaugurated the photographic exhibition Rostros mediterráneos de la ciencia [Mediterranean faces of science], which can be visited in the outdoor area of the university campus. The Mediterranean Women...
University of Alicante-led study determines earthquake-induced collapse risk for existing buildings
Researchers from the University of Alicante have created the first collapse probability map for reinforced concrete buildings in peninsular Spain. This map, which is part of the final outcomes of Proyecto RETOS2016: Escenarios de movimiento del suelo...Calendar
March 2025
Mar 07 2025
Interactive Science Program for Children at the 2nd Kindergarten of Peania
Mar 14 2025
MEDNIGHT GALA
University Foundation
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