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3D-printed scaffolds
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Cellulose- and Soy-Based Biological Scaffolds for Cartilage Regeneration

How far are we from repairing a meniscal injury by printing an in situ 3D scaffold that allows cells to adhere, proliferate, and receive nutrients, and that ultimately biodeg...
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New therapeutic target identified in one of the most aggressive forms of primary liver cancer
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The continuum of feminist genealogies

Member of the Department of Political Science and Administration and Hegoa (EHU) and head of the Institute of Sociology (University of Prishtina) respectively

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Children going to school
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Encouraging Independent Walking to School: Overcoming Parental Fears

Walking to school independently offers significant physical, mental, and social benefits for children. However, most children are still accompanied by adults on their way to scho...
The sperm appear with the staining used for morphology measurement purposes
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Development of a new methodology to identify biomarkers associated with male infertility

The Human Reproduction research group has focused on molecules involved in sperm metabolism, aiming to better understand male infertility and thereby advance ...
Teenage girl with a sad look in her eyes.
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Girls lead the consumption of anxiolytics and sedatives among adolescents in most European countries.

The OPIK research group has analyzed the influence that gender inequality and economic factors may have on the use of psychotropic drugs among ad...
Artificial intelligence shares displayed on a computer screen
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Self-regulation is key to reducing overconfidence in Artificial Intelligence

A study has shown that the ability to stay organized, make an effort, and reflect influences excessive dependence on generative AI. For persistent students who make decis...
Amaia Irizar-Loibide, EHU lecturer and supervisor of Sara López de Calle’s PhD thesis, on screen.
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Some substances detected in maternal blood may be linked to the onset of puberty in boys and girls

The incidence of early puberty is increasing. Could contaminants known as PFAS, by affecting the endocrine system, play a role in this earlier onset...
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Co-designing the future of higher education in Europe

The University of the Basque Country (EHU) hosted a workshop on Challenge-Based Learning, which places real-world challenges at the heart of the learning process