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The University of Zaragoza (Universidad de Zaragoza) is a public research university headquartered in Zaragoza, Spain, founded in 1542 and operating under the Government of Aragon. It serves more than 30,000 students across nine campuses in five cities (Zaragoza, Huesca, Teruel, Jaca, and an additional site), delivering undergraduate education across 56 disciplines, 64 master's degree programs, and 50 doctoral programs, alongside continuing education offerings in languages, summer schools, and professional training. The institution's revenue base is composed of regulated tuition and fees, recurring block funding from the Government of Aragon and Spanish national government, competitive European research grants (including Horizon Europe, Clean Hydrogen Partnership, and European Research Council awards), and continuing education and professional services. Customer concentration is structurally diversified across public funding bodies, 30,000+ individual student enrollees, and a portfolio of corporate and institutional research partners.

The university runs an extensive research infrastructure comprising 171 active research groups, 14 specialized institutes and centers, and 104 institutional and business chairs. Flagship technical work includes the I3A engineering institute, which contributed to a hybrid vanadium flow battery and supercapacitor energy storage system developed with the University of Bologna and Johannes Kepler University Linz (37% emissions reduction, 5x current output improvement), and participation in the DESIREE consortium targeting solid oxide electrolyser technology for green hydrogen production at 85%+ efficiency. The institution's digital ecosystem includes the ADD digital teaching ring, Cientia (research project financial tracking), Sideral (scientific production tracking), Minerva (R&D+i reporting), DATUZ (open data and transparency), and a forthcoming distributed two-site data center architecture (€1.5M, operations 2027) funded by the Government of Aragon. Operational platforms also include ethics committees for clinical research, animal experimentation, and biosafety, plus the UNIVERSA employment service and Fundación Empresa Universidad for industry collaboration.

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The University of Zaragoza is a Spanish public research university serving 30,000+ students across nine campuses, delivering undergraduate through doctoral programs and operating 171 research groups in sustainable energy, engineering, and applied sciences under Government of Aragon funding.

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  • 6113
  • 61131
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  • 8200
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Revenue from student tuition for undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs

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Core operational funding from the Government of Aragon and Spanish national government for public university operations

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European research funding including Horizon Europe programs and Clean Hydrogen Partnership funding for specific research projects

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Revenue from specialized courses, language programs, summer schools, and professional training programs

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The University of Zaragoza is a public university that delivers higher education through undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degree programs across multiple academic disciplines, alongside continuing and professional education. It conducts research through 171 research groups and 14 specialized institutes, and disseminates knowledge through international academic alliances, research publications, and technology transfer partnerships with industry.

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  • 37% reduction in emissions compared to conventional converter-based systems
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University of Zaragoza operates as a comprehensive public university offering a multi-platform digital infrastructure. The institutional ecosystem comprises the main website portal alongside specialized platforms: ADD (Anillo Digital Docente) for digital teaching, Cientia for research project financial tracking, Sideral for scientific production management, Minerva for R&D+i reporting, and DATUZ for open data transparency. The university also participates in cross-border initiatives like Campus IBERUS and holds HRS4R certification for researcher human resources. The institution is expanding its IT infrastructure with a €1.5M data center project (2027).

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1Undergraduate degree programs (56 official degrees)
CategoryHigher Education - Undergraduate
2Master's degree programs (64 official master's)
CategoryHigher Education - Graduate
3Doctoral programs (50 doctoral programs)
CategoryHigher Education - Doctoral
4Continuing education (Estudios Propios)
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5Spanish courses for foreigners
CategoryLanguage Education
6Summer University of Teruel (Universidad de Verano de Teruel)
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7University of Experience (Universidad de la Experiencia)
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8Language courses (Cursos de idiomas / CULM)
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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-31
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International research collaboration on hybrid energy storage systems combining vanadium flow batteries with supercapacitors. Joint publication demonstrating technology achieving 37% emission reduction and 5x current improvement.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-31
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International research collaboration on hybrid energy storage systems. Joint development of direct battery-supercapacitor connection technology without DC-to-DC converters.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
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European research consortium coordinator for DESIREE project on solid oxide electrolyser technology for green hydrogen production. CENER leads 12-organization consortium across 6 European countries.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-01-01
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Cross-border university alliance in the Ebro Valley promoting research collaboration and academic mobility across member institutions.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-01-01
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European university alliance promoting transnational cooperation in education, research, and student mobility.

unizar.es
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TypeDirect peer
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One of Spain's largest public research universities, with comprehensive undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs across multiple campuses. Directly comparable to Unizar in mission, scale, and public funding model, and a key competitor for talent, EU research funding, and Spanish university rankings.

TypeDirect peer
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Major Spanish public research university with a broad portfolio of degree programs, large research output, and similar reliance on regional/national and EU funding. Directly comparable on academic breadth, scale, and public institution dynamics.

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Spain's leading technical/engineering public university. Directly comparable to Unizar on engineering and applied sciences research intensity, EU project participation, and industry partnerships (cátedras), and a key competitor for STEM talent and Horizon Europe grants.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Polytechnic public university with a strong engineering and applied research profile and multiple campuses. Closely comparable to Unizar's I3A-led engineering and energy storage research, with overlapping EU funding channels and industry chair model.

TypeDirect peer
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Public research university with a strong doctoral and research output, including physics, engineering, and applied sciences. Comparable to Unizar on graduate-program depth, ERC participation, and competitive positioning within Spanish research rankings.

TypeDirect peer
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Large public research university in eastern Spain with a multi-campus structure, comprehensive graduate programs, and significant EU research funding. Closely comparable to Unizar on size, mission, and public institution model.

TypeDirect peer
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Italy's leading public research university and a direct collaboration partner on the hybrid vanadium flow battery / supercapacitor project. Comparable to Unizar on large-scale public research, EU consortium leadership, and engineering/sustainability research.

TypeDirect peer
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Austrian public research university collaborating with Unizar on the hybrid energy storage system. Comparable on applied sciences and engineering research, EU project participation, and multi-faculty research structure.

TypeDirect peer
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Large Spanish public research university with broad program offerings and substantial research output. Comparable to Unizar on comprehensive degree portfolio, public funding model, and competition for national/EU research grants.

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Smaller public research university in the broader Ebro Valley region, member of Campus IBERUS alongside Unizar. Comparable in mission and public funding model; overlaps on engineering and applied research but with a smaller scale footprint.

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University of Zaragoza

Higher Educationunizar.es

The University of Zaragoza is a Spanish public research university serving 30,000+ students across nine campuses, delivering undergraduate through doctoral programs and operating 171 research groups in sustainable energy, engineering, and applied sciences under Government of Aragon funding.

What University of Zaragoza does

The University of Zaragoza (Universidad de Zaragoza) is a public research university headquartered in Zaragoza, Spain, founded in 1542 and operating under the Government of Aragon. It serves more than 30,000 students across nine campuses in five cities (Zaragoza, Huesca, Teruel, Jaca, and an additional site), delivering undergraduate education across 56 disciplines, 64 master's degree programs, and 50 doctoral programs, alongside continuing education offerings in languages, summer schools, and professional training. The institution's revenue base is composed of regulated tuition and fees, recurring block funding from the Government of Aragon and Spanish national government, competitive European research grants (including Horizon Europe, Clean Hydrogen Partnership, and European Research Council awards), and continuing education and professional services. Customer concentration is structurally diversified across public funding bodies, 30,000+ individual student enrollees, and a portfolio of corporate and institutional research partners.

The university runs an extensive research infrastructure comprising 171 active research groups, 14 specialized institutes and centers, and 104 institutional and business chairs. Flagship technical work includes the I3A engineering institute, which contributed to a hybrid vanadium flow battery and supercapacitor energy storage system developed with the University of Bologna and Johannes Kepler University Linz (37% emissions reduction, 5x current output improvement), and participation in the DESIREE consortium targeting solid oxide electrolyser technology for green hydrogen production at 85%+ efficiency. The institution's digital ecosystem includes the ADD digital teaching ring, Cientia (research project financial tracking), Sideral (scientific production tracking), Minerva (R&D+i reporting), DATUZ (open data and transparency), and a forthcoming distributed two-site data center architecture (€1.5M, operations 2027) funded by the Government of Aragon. Operational platforms also include ethics committees for clinical research, animal experimentation, and biosafety, plus the UNIVERSA employment service and Fundación Empresa Universidad for industry collaboration.

University of Zaragoza firmographics

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University of Zaragoza
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Universidad de Zaragoza
Website
https://unizar.es
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Private
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The University of Zaragoza is a Spanish public research university serving 30,000+ students across nine campuses, delivering undergraduate through doctoral programs and operating 171 research groups in sustainable energy, engineering, and applied sciences under Government of Aragon funding.
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Zaragoza
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Revenue model

  1. Tuition and fees: Revenue from student tuition for undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs
  2. Government funding: Core operational funding from the Government of Aragon and Spanish national government for public university operations
  3. Research grants and contracts: European research funding including Horizon Europe programs and Clean Hydrogen Partnership funding for specific research projects
  4. Continuing education and professional services: Revenue from specialized courses, language programs, summer schools, and professional training programs

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University of Zaragoza product offering

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Core offering

The University of Zaragoza is a public university that delivers higher education through undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degree programs across multiple academic disciplines, alongside continuing and professional education. It conducts research through 171 research groups and 14 specialized institutes, and disseminates knowledge through international academic alliances, research publications, and technology transfer partnerships with industry.

Product overview

University of Zaragoza operates as a comprehensive public university offering a multi-platform digital infrastructure. The institutional ecosystem comprises the main website portal alongside specialized platforms: ADD (Anillo Digital Docente) for digital teaching, Cientia for research project financial tracking, Sideral for scientific production management, Minerva for R&D+i reporting, and DATUZ for open data transparency. The university also participates in cross-border initiatives like Campus IBERUS and holds HRS4R certification for researcher human resources. The institution is expanding its IT infrastructure with a €1.5M data center project (2027).

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Undergraduate degree programs (56 official degrees)
  • Master's degree programs (64 official master's)
  • Doctoral programs (50 doctoral programs)
  • Continuing education (Estudios Propios)
  • Spanish courses for foreigners
  • Summer University of Teruel (Universidad de Verano de Teruel)
  • University of Experience (Universidad de la Experiencia)
  • Language courses (Cursos de idiomas / CULM)

Quantifiable outcome

  • 37% reduction in emissions compared to conventional converter-based systems
  • +3 more outcomes

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Five partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • University of BolognacoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 31 March 2026International research collaboration on hybrid energy storage systems combining vanadium flow batteries with supercapacitors. Joint publication demonstrating technology achieving 37% emission reduction and 5x current improvement.
  • Johannes Kepler University LinzcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 31 March 2026International research collaboration on hybrid energy storage systems. Joint development of direct battery-supercapacitor connection technology without DC-to-DC converters.
  • National Renewable Energy Centre (CENER)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026European research consortium coordinator for DESIREE project on solid oxide electrolyser technology for green hydrogen production. CENER leads 12-organization consortium across 6 European countries.
  • Campus IBERUScoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2024Cross-border university alliance in the Ebro Valley promoting research collaboration and academic mobility across member institutions.
  • UNITAcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2024European university alliance promoting transnational cooperation in education, research, and student mobility.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights6 records

University of Zaragoza competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Complutense University of Madrid (UCM): One of Spain's largest public research universities, with comprehensive undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs across multiple campuses. Directly comparable to Unizar in mission, scale, and public funding model, and a key competitor for talent, EU research funding, and Spanish university rankings.
  • University of Barcelona (UB): Major Spanish public research university with a broad portfolio of degree programs, large research output, and similar reliance on regional/national and EU funding. Directly comparable on academic breadth, scale, and public institution dynamics.
  • Technical University of Madrid (UPM): Spain's leading technical/engineering public university. Directly comparable to Unizar on engineering and applied sciences research intensity, EU project participation, and industry partnerships (cátedras), and a key competitor for STEM talent and Horizon Europe grants.
  • Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC): Polytechnic public university with a strong engineering and applied research profile and multiple campuses. Closely comparable to Unizar's I3A-led engineering and energy storage research, with overlapping EU funding channels and industry chair model.
  • Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM): Public research university with a strong doctoral and research output, including physics, engineering, and applied sciences. Comparable to Unizar on graduate-program depth, ERC participation, and competitive positioning within Spanish research rankings.
  • University of Valencia (UV): Large public research university in eastern Spain with a multi-campus structure, comprehensive graduate programs, and significant EU research funding. Closely comparable to Unizar on size, mission, and public institution model.
  • University of Bologna: Italy's leading public research university and a direct collaboration partner on the hybrid vanadium flow battery / supercapacitor project. Comparable to Unizar on large-scale public research, EU consortium leadership, and engineering/sustainability research.
  • Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU): Austrian public research university collaborating with Unizar on the hybrid energy storage system. Comparable on applied sciences and engineering research, EU project participation, and multi-faculty research structure.
  • University of Seville (US): Large Spanish public research university with broad program offerings and substantial research output. Comparable to Unizar on comprehensive degree portfolio, public funding model, and competition for national/EU research grants.

Regional players

  • Public University of Navarra (UPNA): Smaller public research university in the broader Ebro Valley region, member of Campus IBERUS alongside Unizar. Comparable in mission and public funding model; overlaps on engineering and applied research but with a smaller scale footprint.

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Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about University of Zaragoza

What does University of Zaragoza do?

The University of Zaragoza is a public university that delivers higher education through undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degree programs across multiple academic disciplines, alongside continuing and professional education. It conducts research through 171 research groups and 14 specialized institutes, and disseminates knowledge through international academic alliances, research publications, and technology transfer partnerships with industry.

Is University of Zaragoza a public or private company?

University of Zaragoza is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was University of Zaragoza founded?

University of Zaragoza was founded in -1.

Where is University of Zaragoza based?

University of Zaragoza is headquartered in Zaragoza, Spain, in the Europe region.

How does University of Zaragoza make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Tuition and fees are the primary driver. The others are government funding, research grants and contracts and continuing education and professional services.

Who are University of Zaragoza's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Complutense University of Madrid (UCM), University of Barcelona (UB), Technical University of Madrid (UPM), Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM), University of Valencia (UV), University of Bologna, Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU) and University of Seville (US). Public University of Navarra (UPNA) is listed as a regional player.

Does University of Zaragoza have an API?

No public API is recorded for University of Zaragoza.

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GreekreporterWomen and Goddess Worship Revealed in Ancient Roman Cave SanctuaryArchaeologists have uncovered over 120 Latin inscriptions at the Cova Dones cave sanctuary in eastern Spain, significantly increasing the known volume of texts and suggesting women played a central role in the worship of the goddess Domina. The findings, led by researchers from the University of Alicante and the University of Zaragoza, indicate an organized cult with specific votive offerings and artifacts linked to female activities. Future plans for the site include safety upgrades and the creation of a digital twin for public virtual tours.The Times of IndiaAncient Roman women left more than 120 inscriptions inside a hidden cave in Spain dedicated to a mysterious goddessArchaeologists led by the University of Alicante and the University of Zaragoza have discovered at least 120 new Latin inscriptions in the Cova Dones cave in Valencia, Spain, significantly increasing the known count from roughly 15. The findings indicate that women played a central role in rituals dedicated to a mysterious goddess, potentially named 'MALACI', during the first and second centuries A.D. This discovery transforms the site into one of the richest repositories of Roman cave inscriptions in the Empire.EleconomistaHallazgo histórico en un municipio de Valencia: encuentran el mayor santuario romano con más de 100 inscripcionesThe 2026 archaeological campaign at Cova Dones in Millares, Valencia, has documented at least 120 Latin inscriptions in what may be the largest cave-sanctuary with Latin inscriptions in the entire Roman Empire, up from the 15 previously known. The inscriptions, mostly dated to the 1st–2nd century AD and located over 200 meters inside the cave, reveal a previously unknown goddess called 'Domina' (Lady) worshipped primarily by women, with one invocation 'MALACI' appearing on three votive offerings. The research, led by teams from the University of Zaragoza and University of Alicante, will continue future campaigns while conservation work including a digital twin and virtual visits is planned for 2026.Mirage NewsThermal Memory Device Boosts Smart Heat ControlA study led by the University of Barcelona has developed a thermal memory prototype capable of controlling heat flow with small electrical voltages, published in the journal Advanced Materials. The device consists of a gold layer on a seven-nanometre ferroelectric hafnium-zirconium oxide film deposited on an oxygen-ion conductive substrate, potentially enabling a new information storage technology based on heat rather than electricity. Researchers from multiple Spanish institutions including CiQUS, ICMM-CSIC, ICMAB-CSIC, and the University of Zaragoza also contributed to the study.DatacenterdynamicsSpain's University of Zaragoza to build two data centersSpain's University of Zaragoza announced plans to construct two new data centers as part of a €1.5 million infrastructure project. The facilities will include a main data center on Campus San Francisco and a backup center on Río Ebro Campus, both in Zaragoza, with operations scheduled to begin in 2027. The Government of Aragon will fully fund the project through a contract with the university, replacing and expanding the institution's current processing and storage capabilities with a distributed architecture for disaster recovery.GlobalenergyprizeVanadium battery – supercapacitor hybrid increases battery storage capacity fivefold and reduces emissions by 37%Scientists from Italy's University of Bologna, Austria's Johannes Kepler University Linz, and Spain's University of Zaragoza have developed a hybrid energy storage system by directly connecting a vanadium flow battery with a supercapacitor, eliminating the need for complex and expensive DC-to-DC converters. In laboratory testing, the system achieved currents up to 10 A (approximately five times higher than a single battery), delivered 8-10 times more energy in short-term mode, and reduced aggregate emissions by about 37% compared to conventional converter-based systems. The researchers project that specific costs could decrease by approximately 60% by 2050 due to economies of scale and technological advances, with aqueous electrolyte supercapacitors identified as the most cost-effective and environmentally friendly configuration.Hydrogen-centralThe DESIREE project will promote the production of green hydrogen for a decarbonised futureA new European research initiative called DESIREE, coordinated by CENER and funded by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership under Horizon Europe, will develop high-efficiency solid oxide electrolysis technology to produce renewable hydrogen from water, with the goal of reducing CO₂ emissions across heavy industry, transport and energy storage sectors. The project brings together ten partners and two affiliated entities including the Spanish National Research Council and University of Zaragoza, and is scheduled to run from January 2026 to June 2029 with a budget of close to €4 million. The initiative aims to exceed 85% efficiency with a 40-kilowatt prototype system, representing a more than 15% improvement over current electrolysis technologies.FrontiersOlder adults’ perspectives on their residential care homes: a case studyThe article discusses a case study on the perspectives of older adults regarding their residential care homes. It involves multiple institutions from Spain and New Zealand, including the University of Zaragoza, Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza, and the University of Auckland.SciencedirectBridging motor execution and motor imagery BCI paradigms: An inter-task transfer learning approachA study published in Biomedical Signal Processing and Control demonstrates that deep learning models trained on motor execution EEG data can effectively classify motor imagery tasks without fine-tuning. The research, conducted by researchers from the University of Zaragoza, utilized the EEGSym network to show comparable performance between direct transfer learning and task-specific training. This finding supports using supervised motor execution data to enhance brain-computer interface calibration.University of SouthamptonOver 100 prehistoric structures discovered in Spanish caveArchaeologists from the University of Zaragoza, the University of Southampton, and the University of Alicante have discovered over 100 prehistoric structures made from rearranged stalagmites in Cova Dones cave near Valencia, Spain. This discovery, part of the DONARQ research project, adds to the site's status as a significant location for studying early human adaptation and Palaeolithic art. Further interdisciplinary studies are underway to determine the chronology and cultural context of these 'speleofacts'.