The study explores a fundamental question in neuroscience: Do the brains of vertebrates-including mammals, birds and reptiles-evolve along separate trajectories or does evolution direct them towards a common functional design?
BCAM scientist and research leader at the Krembil Research Institute (Canada), Maurizio De Pittà, is the co-lead author of the groundbreaking study coordinated by Fernando García-Moreno (Achucarro - Basque Neuroscience Centre).

The study led by Gianni Pagnini is part of the Be a Better Digital Fire-Fighter project (PDC2022-133115-I00) and addresses the phenomenon of fire-spotting, a key factor in the spread of fires. The research focused on a case study from the 2021 wildfire in Campomarino, Italy, where fire-spotting significantly influenced fire spread dynamics The findings are expected to inform more precise fire risk assessments and aid in mitigating the devastating impacts of wildfires globally.

The main objectives of the RGA network are: strengthening our areas of specialization and expanding them in the most relevant directions of current research; maintaining and improving our international presence; and leveraging our internal synergies to foster international collaboration that helps sustain a top-level research and training environment.
BCAM's leadership in this network reinforces its role as a benchmark in applied mathematics and highlights its commitment to research excellence.

Led by Elisabetta De Giovanni, under Tomas Teijeiro's supervision SWEATHEART promises personalized training insights and enhanced prevention of sudden cardiac events.
‘SIPOCAG’ is the project is led by Devlin Delaney Mallory, postdoc at BCAM’s Singularity Theory and Algebraic Geometry group, and supervised by Ilya Smirnov. Focusing on singularities in positive-characteristic commutative algebra and algebraic geometry, the research aims to deepen understanding in modules related to the Frobenius morphism