UEM confers doctoral degree on its first Chinese graduate
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The research examined the impacts of human activities on the biodiversity of freshwater aquatic ecosystems
The research examined the impacts of human activities on the biodiversity of freshwater aquatic ecosystems
Larissa Violin and Daiane Manholer represent UEM at Canadian universities with global impact researches
The first international interviewee is Miriam Hernández, from Spain, and Mayckel Barreto, professor at UEM.
The agreement was signed by the acting secretary of the Secretariat of Science, Technology and Higher Education (Seti), Jamil Abdanur Jr (on the right); UEM is included in the cooperation agreement.