Science in the media

New micro-satellite technology is enabling satellite Internet services that could reach billions of new users.

In the golden glow of sunset, a herd of wild horses nibbles on tufts of needlegrass swaying in a chilly breeze. It’s late August, but here in Mongolia the air […]

La creación de nanoceldas de silicio reduce la reflexión de luz solar en un alto porcentaje, al igual que hacen los ojos de las polillas. El sistema podría abaratar costes […]

El ascenso y el declive de la ciudad prehispánica de Cantona, en el centro de México, están ligados al clima, en particular a un periodo árido comprendido entre los años […]

Scientists at the University of California Irvine have developed a way to unboil egg whites by “untangling” their proteins, a development that has the potential to significantly reduce costs for […]

Videos of unlikely animal pairs romping or snuggling have become so common that they are piquing the interest of some scientists, who say they invite more systematic study. Among other […]

Euskal kostaldeko Gelidium corneum alga gorrien populazioak gainbehera larria izan du azken urteetan. EHUkoItsas Bentos ikerketa-taldeak bildutako datuek erakusten dute azken bi hamarkadatan populazioa erdira jaitsi dela leku askotan, eta […]

The notion that our 21st-century world is one of accelerating advances is so dominant that it seems churlish to challenge it. Almost every week we read about ‘new hopes’ for […]

Less than a third of siblings with autism shared the same DNA mutations in genes associated with the disorder, according to a new study that is the largest whole-genome sequencing […]