La ciencia en los medios
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Breakthrough DNA Editor Borne of Bacteria
Interest in a powerful DNA editing tool called CRISPR has revealed that bacteria are far more sophisticated than anyone imagined.
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Bizkarroiak elkarlanean edo lehian, ostalariaren portaera aldatzeko
Bi zizare bizkarroi ostalari berean bizi direnean eta helburu bera dutenean, indarrak batzen dituzte ostalariaren portaeran eragiteko; helburu desberdinak dituztenean, ordea, zaharrenak irabazten du.
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How Henry Cavendish Used a Wire to Measure a Tiny Force of Gravity
The crowning achievement of the 18th-century researcher was the design of the first experiment to measure the force of gravity between masses in a lab
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Odoleko entzima batek agresibitatea txikitzen du
Odolean ohikoa den entzima batek agresibitatea erregulatzen duela argitu dute AEBko eta Kanadako ikertzaile batzuek. Saguetan egindako esperimentuetan ikusi dute entzima hori areagotzean oldarkortasuna nabarmen txikitzen dela.
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Deep Learning Squeezed Onto a Phone
Artificial-intelligence software can make phones better at tracking your workouts and emotions.
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Turning Carbon Dioxide Into Rock, and Burying It
In a test that began in 2012, scientists had injected hundreds of tons of water and carbon dioxide gas 1,500 feet down into layers of porous basaltic rock, the product of ancient lava flows from the nearby Hengill volcano. Now the researcher, Sandra Snaebjornsdottir, a doctoral student at the University of Iceland, was looking for…
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El misterio de las ballenas que se llenan de gas
Investigadores españoles descubren y documentan por primera vez la muerte de vertebrados marinos por el “mal del buceador”. Se pensaba que millones de años de evolución habían adaptado a ballenas y tortugas a cualquier cambio de presión, pero la realidad es distinta.
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El inventor español que pasó de la pobreza a codearse en Nueva York con Edison y Tesla
Inventó un aparato de rayos X portátil.
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Tapeworms battle it out to control shared host
When two parasites want different things, only one can triumph.
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