Universitat de Girona
The University of Girona has more than 15,000 students and 1,400 professors. It offers more than 50 degrees and more than 20 masters, 1 School of Doctoral Studies and is organised into 9 of its own faculties and schools, 6 that are associated. The research activity is carried out in 24 departments, 9 research institutes and more than 40 Chairs, as well as in a hundred specialised research groups. The University is located in the city of Girona, and is a part of the Catalan public university system.
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Departments
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Departament de Química [125]
Recent Submissions
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(Date of defense: 13-12-2016)The increasing need for more efficient synthetic methods and sustainable processes for fuel and high-value organic molecules production can be seen as one of the major challenging goals for the future. Nature has developed ...
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(Date of defense: 09-09-2020)Various climatic models predict an increase in the ultraviolet (UV) radiation and a reduction in the precipitation levels reaching in the Mediterranean Basin. Exposure of plants to different levels of UV radiation and water ...
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(Date of defense: 03-02-2022)The pandemic situation experienced by COVID-19 has made discriminatory attitudes towards older people visible, especially in gerontological centers. Knowing which are the stereotypes regarding aging and old age in the ...
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(Date of defense: 08-01-2020)This research explores the possibilities of the use of body movement in the field of the teaching of literature and, more specifically, for teaching poetry. It is based on a questioning of the control of the body that takes ...
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(Date of defense: 08-07-2020)Objective: To evaluate the mental health perception from a positive, multidimensional and recovery perspective in people with psychotic disorder. Methodology: A multicentre, cross-sectional, descriptive, correlational, ...
