La ciencia en los medios

Known as SimSensei, the tool listens to patient’s voices during diagnostic interviews for reductions in vowel expression characteristic of psychological and neurological disorders that may not be sufficiently clear to human interviewers. The idea is (of course) not to replace those interviewers, but to add additional objective weight to the diagnostic process.

Authors of hypothesis say it explains key mystery of why dinosaur cousins the crocodilians survived the mass extinction

Un centenar de huellas de ‘Homo erectus’ en Kenia confirma que se movía sobre dos pies

El premio Nobel de Física en 1978 por el descubrimiento de la radiación de fondo de microondas evalúa para EL ESPAÑOL el presente y futuro de la astronomía.

Oligokitosano bat DNA-zatiak zelulen barrura garraiatzeko egokia dela erakutsi du EHUren Farmazia eta Elikagaien Zientziak Saileko Mireia Agirre Diazek. Oligokitosano hori krustazeoen exoeskeletotik eratorritako polimero natural bat da, eta, gene-terapian helburu horrekin erabiltzen diren beste oligokitosanoekin alderatuta, pisu molekular txikikoa da.

Un estudio con una tribu aislada del Amazonas sugiere que si nos gustan los sonidos consonantes frente a los disonantes es porque lo hemos aprendido y no por una cuestión biológica, como defiende una parte de los expertos.

Rembrandt would have set up flat and concave mirrors to project his subjects — including himself — onto surfaces before painting or etching them.

Science is in big trouble. Or so we’re told. In the past several years, many scientists have become afflicted with a serious case of doubt — doubt in the very institution of science.

Fossil finds in China are challenging ideas about the evolution of modern humans and our closest relatives.