51 events about "estudiar"

Thursday 12:14

A study shows that 20% of Romanians admit to having driven after consuming alcohol. 76% of those who admit this fact say that they were not drunk, but had only consumed a little alcohol.

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Current Affairs

Friday 13:07

In 2024, 107 women were killed by partners in France, an increase of 11% compared to the previous year. The study shows that most incidents occurred at home.

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International

29 October 17:08

ASE Study: Value vouchers generated over 1.4% of GDP in 2024

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Economy

29 October 06:24

Elon Musk's political actions have cost Tesla sales of up to 1.26 million electric cars in the USA, according to a Yale study.

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Current Affairs

28 October 16:31

Researchers from UBB analyzed how false information affects consumer trust in brands, highlighting the role of influencers in combating cynicism.

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Current Affairs

25 October 13:09

A study from Palisade Research shows that certain AI models, such as GPT-3 and Grok 4, can resist shutdown commands, suggesting a 'survival instinct'.

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IT&C knowledge

22 October 18:24

A study shows that the side effects of antidepressants vary significantly among patients, suggesting the need for personalized prescribing.

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Health

22 October 14:25

A study shows that EU cohesion funds generate a low return, provoking reactions between wealthy states and those receiving aid.

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Economy

16 October 09:00

A study conducted by Transport and Environment shows that plug-in hybrid vehicles emit only 19% less CO₂ than gasoline cars, contrary to official estimates.

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Environment

6 October 11:34

Diana Buzoianu stated that hydroelectric projects will only be approved if they are supported by objective studies, emphasizing the importance of feasible projects.

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Current Affairs

3 October 12:32

Survey: Four out of 10 Romanians fear that their home could be affected by storms, and 3 out of 10 fear the risk of flooding.

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Current Affairs

18 September 08:51

A study shows that the USA depends more on imports from the EU than from China.

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International

17 September 10:56

A British study estimates that climate change would be responsible for 15,000-18,000 heat-related deaths in European cities this summer.

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Environment

15 September 10:00

The summer of 2025 brought economic losses of 43 billion euros in Europe due to heatwaves, droughts, and floods, according to a study.

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Economy

30 August 12:51

A study shows that vaccination against shingles reduces cardiovascular risk by 18% in adults, with a 16% reduction for those over 50 years old.

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Health

20 August 13:19

One study shows that drinking eight or more cups of very hot coffee or tea increases the risk of esophageal cancer by 5.6 times.

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Health

19 August 12:40

An analysis shows that children under 16 are being assaulted by harmful videos on social networks, worrying families and calling for tougher regulation.

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Health

12 August 12:14

Studies suggest that cats can develop dementia similarly to humans, offering promising prospects for Alzheimer's research.

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Current Affairs

7 August 13:16

A Norwegian study shows that women who have given birth to more children have up to a 50% lower risk of breast, ovarian and uterine cancer.

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Current Affairs

6 August 12:02

The ARMO analysis estimates tax losses of 10.86 billion lei annually from international online sales, affecting local retail and the public budget.

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Economy

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