The Terra Campus in Lugo, promoted by the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), was established as a result of an agreement between the USC and the General Secretariat for Universities, part of the Regional Ministry of Education, Science, Universities and Vocational Training of the Xunta de Galicia. Its aim is to transform the Lugo campus into a scientific and social benchmark in areas of knowledge related to the economic, social and environmental sustainability of land use.
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Actualidade
Bico de Xeado recibe o XXVI Premio Aresa nunha gala celebrada na Facultade de Veterinaria de Lugo
O xurado distinguiu esta iniciativa pola súa inmensa ligazón co medio rural e o sector primario e polas súas tres liñas de traballo: produción leiteira, prestación de servizos e elaboración e comercialización dos seus propios xeados en Galicia e fóra
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‘Minerais contra o cancro’ constata niveis baixos de selenio entre a poboación malia tratarse dun nutrinte esencial
O estudo liderado por USC e HULA presentou os seus principais resultados
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Os tres campus galegos de especialización avanzan no aproveitamento de sinerxías no ámbito da investigación
Na reunión de traballo en Ferrol participou a delegada do reitor para o Campus Terra, Elvira López
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Jacobo Álvarez Torres: «Reducing methane emissions requires measuring them under real operating conditions»
Predoctoral researcher with the Reprogal group at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine on the Terra Campus, Jacobo Álvarez Torres is working on new tools to reduce methane emissions and improve the reproductive efficiency of livestock
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Ignacio García González: «Trees are living black boxes, recording a forest’s environmental history»
A professor at the Higher Polytechnic School of Engineering at Campus Terra (USC) and a leading figure in dendrochronology, García González analyzes how wood allows us to reconstruct the environmental past and anticipate the future of forests in the face of climate change
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Joel Rodríguez Ruiz: «Today, it's inconceivable to make forestry decisions without continuous monitoring systems»
The PROePLA Group researcher is committed to applied research, remote sensing and continuous inventories to improve the management and resilience of Galician forests
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