Science in the media

Depression causes a greater burden of disability than any other condition, yet it is widely undiagnosed and untreated. In this special collection of articles, Nature asks why that burden is […]

Weapons that rely on artificial intelligence to decide what to target could become increasingly difficult to control, critics warn.

It’s a cycle nearly as old as human history. Plow, plant, harvest, and repeat. It worked for our ancestors, and it’s working for us now, though with ever more problems, […]

Al estudiar la configuración de la litosfera en el sur de la península ibérica, un equipo internacional con participación del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) ha descubierto que el […]

Hasta ahora, los geles (vaginales o anales) con antivirales no funcionan en humanos como en el laboratorio. De hecho, 30 años después de la aparición del sida, no hay ni […]

Out of the millions of species of insects, only about a hundred suck human blood. Now, scientists say they’ve figured out how one mosquito became a vampire: a gene that […]

Egun handia izan da ESArentzat, eta baita zientzialari eta zientziazaleentzat ere. Goizeko 9:35tan hasi dira une zirraragarrienak, orduan baieztatu baita Philae ibilgailuak 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko kometara joateko bideahasi duela, Rosett aespazio-ontzitik askatuta. […]

Skeletal remains have been discovered inside a lavish burial complex in Greece that dates back to the era of Alexander the Great. The tomb is thought to be the largest of […]

If dark matter comes in both matter and antimatter varieties, it might accumulate inside dense stars to create black holes