La ciencia en los medios
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Youthful binge drinking changes the brain – for the worse – into adulthood
The adult brain that was awash in alcohol during its formative years looks different and acts differently than an adult brain that skipped the youthful binge drinking, says a new study conducted on rats.
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Invasive lionfish discovered in Brazil
Lionfish have overwhelmed ecosystems in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean over the past three decades, eating or out-competing native species in what has been called the worst marine invasion ever. Now the fish seem to have extended their range to South America.
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Este dinosaurio era el rarito de la familia
Paleontólogos chilenos identifican una especie de terópodo herbívoro con características muy diferentes a las de su grupo. Tenía el cuello largo y la cabeza pequeña.
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Erupción del volcán Calbuco en Chile: ¿por qué caen rayos durante las erupciones?
Aunque no haya certezas en cuanto al mecanismo -debido más que nada al peligro y a la dificultad de estudiar este fenómeno- no caben dudas de que las tormentas eléctricas son un efecto de la erupción.
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Ingenious: David Krakauer
The systems theorist explains what’s wrong with standard models of intelligence.
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The Quantum Fabric of Space-Time
A bold new idea aims to link two famously discordant descriptions of nature. In doing so, it may also reveal how space-time owes its existence to the spooky connections of quantum information.
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The Quantum Computers Which are Bringing the Economy Up to Speed
Quantum computers, the next generation of high-powered super-computers, are about to transform the business world. And the precursors of this new generation already exist.
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Gizaki modernoa Europara iritsi zenekoa, bi hortzetan
Duela 41.000 urte gizaki modernoa Europako hegoaldean zegoela eta Protoaurignac kultura hari dagokiola baieztatu dute
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Ants Swarm Like Brains Think
A neuroscientist studies ant colonies to understand feedback in the brain.
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