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Asian wasp stings may increase kidney problems in Europe

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Cockroach

The first cockroach to feed on lizard tears
Adeline Marcos
Hadrosaurio enfermo

A foot tumour and two tail fractures complicated the life of this hadrosaur
Adeline Marcos

A law to protect those who support victims of violence against women
Eva Rodríguez
Lacerta schreiberi
Climate crisis ages fish, amphibians and reptiles
Adeline Marcos
Shrimp shells to produce electrodes for large storage batteries
Ana Hernando
Insecto
The climate crisis threatens insects more than previously thought
Adeline Marcos
Unraveling the magnetism of a graphene triangular flake
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Nanoparticles with quantum dots for restoring monuments
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Homeopathy relies on false scientific appearances to convince its users
María G. Dionis
A law to protect those who support victims of violence against women
Eva Rodríguez
Body
Signs that illuminate cancer within the body
Adeline Marcos
Mental and Occupational Health Crisis in Science: The Solutions
Jesús Méndez
África Periánez
África Periáñez, data scientist and founder of benshi.ai
“To combat bias in artificial intelligence, we seek talents from different continents, genders and sexual orientations”
Ana Hernando
Luis Enjuanes
“SARS-COV-2 is very likely to fade and return every winter, like the flu”
Verónica Fuentes
Science
Unraveling the magnetism of a graphene triangular flake
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The catalyst that removes CO2 and produces hydrocarbons
Enrique Sacristán
Cristina Bahamonde
We're not going to remain silent about the Strumias of this world
Pascuala García Martínez ‘et. al’
The mystery of the Hubble constant
The measurements of the expansion of the universe don't add up
Enrique Sacristán
ANALYSIS
Einstein was right (100 years ago)
Javier Armentia
Lisa Randall, Professor of Theoretical Physics at Harvard University
“We live in the smartest and the dumbest era”
Núria Jar
Health
Body
Signs that illuminate cancer within the body
Adeline Marcos
ANALYSIS
History repeats itself with the price of remdesivir
Vanessa López
ANALYSIS
Urban health and coronavirus crisis: in confinement, inequality is magnified
Manuel Franco
Luis Enjuanes
“SARS-COV-2 is very likely to fade and return every winter, like the flu”
Verónica Fuentes
Margarita Salas, a tireless fighter for women’s equality in science
Carmen Fenoll and Maite Paramio
Juan José López
ANÁLISIS
How do you convince people to change their diet? The case of meat
Juan José López
Earth
Oriental hornet (Vespa orientalis) in Israel.
Asian wasp stings may increase kidney problems in Europe
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Cockroach
The first cockroach to feed on lizard tears
Adeline Marcos
Hadrosaurio enfermo
A foot tumour and two tail fractures complicated the life of this hadrosaur
Adeline Marcos
Cocodrilo
African crocodiles lived in Spain six million years ago
Adeline Marcos
Lacerta schreiberi
Climate crisis ages fish, amphibians and reptiles
Adeline Marcos
Insecto
The climate crisis threatens insects more than previously thought
Adeline Marcos
Technology
Nanoparticles with quantum dots for restoring monuments
SINC
Astronaut urine to build moon bases
Enrique Sacristán
AI could deceive us as much as the human eye does in the search for extraterrestrials
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Squid pigments have antimicrobial properties
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Graphene activates immune cells helping bone regeneration in mice
Sergio Ferrer
New methodology developed to monitor patients with glioblastoma
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Innovation
África Periánez
África Periáñez, data scientist and founder of benshi.ai
“To combat bias in artificial intelligence, we seek talents from different continents, genders and sexual orientations”
Ana Hernando
Shrimp shells to produce electrodes for large storage batteries
Ana Hernando
Los datos de la herida recogidos por el parche de grafeno se envían al hospital a través del móvil
Graphene for remote wound monitoring
SINC
HUMAN BRAIN PROJECT
The new generation of robots will have more human hands
Laura Chaparro
Graphene reaches the market... secretly
Sergio Ferrer
These insect-inspired robots don't need GPS for orientation
Sergio Ferrer
Society
A law to protect those who support victims of violence against women
Eva Rodríguez
Homeopathy relies on false scientific appearances to convince its users
María G. Dionis
Mental and Occupational Health Crisis in Science: The Solutions
Jesús Méndez
Working conditions in science: this is how female researchers from four countries live
Jesús Méndez
Sociología
Mental and occupational health crisis in science: the causes
Jesús Méndez
The future of Blade Runner is here... or maybe not. Does science fiction foresee the future?
Pablo Francescutti
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