
Ixak Sarasua: Bridging the Gap Between Science and Humanities
A young researcher applying physics studies to language technologies, with a commitment to the Basque language.
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A young researcher applying physics studies to language technologies, with a commitment to the Basque language.

Tenerife breaks the barriers of accessible tourism and proves that the impossible can also become reality.

Minister Nerea Melgosa and Director Itziar de La Peña visited the central warehouse in Basauri, highlighting the work of volunteers and associations in delivering food to those most in need.

They are cycling through Euskal Herria to claim compensation for early retirement, finishing their fourth stage in Azpeitia.

The tourist accommodation brand opts for apartments with meticulous attention to detail, a prime location, and an experience designed to discover Calpe with maximum comfort.

Specializing in civil liability, medical negligence, traffic accidents, and occupational hazards, the firm combines local roots with global operational capacity to defend victims' rights.

Miren Elgarresta and Noemí Ostolaza advocate for equal participation and an inclusive celebration on the 30th anniversary of the Alarde.

The Donostia International Physics Center received 334 applications for fewer than 25 positions, highlighting growing international interest.

Osakidetza professionals address the issues of adolescents and young people aged 10 to 16 in educational centers.

Research from Griffith University indicates that semaglutide may reduce psychiatric hospitalizations and relapse risk in individuals with bipolar disorder.

The territory records 62 deaths in the last three months, significantly exceeding last year's figures.

Basurto University Hospital and Bioaraba Health Research Institute are recognized for management, care transformation, and primary care initiatives.