Science in the media

Ingenieros coreanos crean una epidermis artificial con nanosensores que podría recubrir las prótesis y devolver la capacidad de sentir a los amputados

Stretchy, conductive films made of novel nanobuds could bring touch sensors to more surfaces.

Long-term orbital wobbles drive changes in sand patterns on Saturnian moon.

Researchers have recreated a split-second impact of a meteor with primoridal Earth, and shown how the 3.5-megaton collision might have reorganized common molecules into some of the early building blocks […]

Animalia espezie asko desagertu dira historian zehar. Klonazioa erabiliz horiek berreskuratzeko ahaleginak egin dituzte azken urteetan. Horren adibidea da 2000. urtean Pirinioetan desagertu zen bukardoa birsortzeko egindako saioa. Japoniako ikerlariek, […]

There may be a universal logic to how physicists, computers and brains tease out important features from among other irrelevant bits of data.

Al pensar en especies en peligro de extinción vienen a la mente linces y pandas. Nadie piensa nunca en las jirafas, que Dalí consideraba como símbolo de la masculinidad, y cuya […]

Almost every day, the news contains another story of sexual assault. Those stories that make the news are likely only a small fraction of those assaults reported, and only a […]

Early note shows delight at birth of his daughter while later letters show fame was beginning to be a trial