11 Feb 9 SGR led by women
At UIC Barcelona there are 24 research groups (SGR) recognised by the Government of Catalonia (2021 Call). 37% of the groups have a woman as their principal investigator. They are as follows:
Silvia Albareda Tiana, Sustainability and Comprehensive Education (SEI), 2021 SGR 00566-GRC
Nuria Casals Farré, -GRC- From Cell Metabolism to Metabolic Diseases (METADIS), 2021 SGR 00563-GRC
Marta Mas Machuca, -GRC- Quality and Innovation for Service Excellence (QISE), 2021 SGR 00165 -GRC
Carmen Mendoza-Arroyo, Sustainable Urban Living, 2021 SGR 00580-GRC
Maria Mut Bosque, Rights, 2030 Agenda and Sustainable Recovery in Catalonia (RESCATE 2030), 2021 SGR 01336-GRE
Rebeca Pardo Sainz, AINA (Audio-visual-textual Narrative Identity Analysis), 2021 SGR 01243-GRC
Judith Urbano Lorente, History, Architecture and Design Research Group (GRHAD), 2021 SGR 01245-GRC
Mayka Sanchez Fernandez, Hereditary Hematology and Iron Metabolism, 2021 SGR 00561-GRC
Adriana Soto Corominas, Multilingual Acquisition Research Group (GRAM), 2021 SGR 00625-GRE
In the 2021 SGR call, we incorporated a new research group composed of 87% female researchers, from the Department of Applied Linguistics, Psychology and Education. Multilingual Acquisition Research Group (GRAM). The group is led by Adriana Soto, a researcher and lecturer of the Department of Applied Linguistics at the University, who has obtained a Marie Curie grant from the European Union to carry out her postdoctoral research project, under the title ‘MultiCat (Multilingual Catalonia)’. The research developed by Soto is investigating the protection of minority languages, the development of foreign languages and the integration of the languages of children newly arrived in Catalonia.
