The gender digital divide: women are affected by limited time and a perceived lack of competence
A UOC research study has shown that digital inclusion policies must be redefined in order to end digital inequalities
Most teenagers and young adults who commit a crime and face the justice system have a severe language disorder
Drawing, buttoning a shirt or planning a route all involve visuospatial skills
Can AI push the boundaries of privacy and reach the subconscious mind?
The European Union's new law on artificial intelligence could allow AI to access our subconscious minds
According to UOC researchers, taking part in culture online mirrors the inequalities found in the face-to-face world
AI and synthetic patients to improve diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome
As well as improving diagnosis, other lines of research are also looking for biological markers and developing treatments
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Carles Brasó, researcher and member of the UOC's Faculty of Arts and Humanities
"Some people prefer not to remember events from the past, and historians must respect that"