Science in the media

El País

[:es]Cuatro matemáticos demuestran que era imposible predecir el destino de 29.000 patitos de goma en el mar[:]

[:es]Investigadores españoles diseñan la primera máquina de agua, una construcción abstracta que simula el comportamiento turbulento de los fluidos[:]
Elhuyar

[:es]Bateria organikoak diseinatu dituzte, metalik gabekoak[:]

[:es]Litio-ioizko baterien garapenak ondorio zuzenak izan ditu teknologiaren merkatuan: nabarmen ugaritu dira gailu eramangarriak eta ibilgailu elektrikoak. Baina bateria horien hazkunde azkarrak agerian utzi du, era berean, litioa, kobaltoa eta […]
Cosmos

[:es]Humans can have more or less than 150 friends[:]

[:es]A new paper questions the validity of Dunbar’s number, which places a limit on social interactions. [:]
The New York Times

[:es]Grumpy Dogs Outperform the Friendlies on Some Learning Tests[:]

[:es]Dogs that would not be the first choice of many pet owners do better than some of the more agreeable fellows when they have to learn from a stranger.[:]
ABC

[:es]Hallan un extraño animal que se regenera incluso si lo cortan en tres trozos[:]

[:es]La especie marina es capaz de volver a reproducir sus órganos, algo muy poco corriente en animales sexuales, como es su caso[:]
Science Alert

[:es] Saturn Has a Weirdly Neat, Symmetrical Magnetic Field. We May Finally Know Why [:]

[:es]Saturn really stands out among the Solar System planets, and not just because of its glorious system of rings. Its magnetic field is also peculiar; unlike other planets, with their […]
Investigación y Ciencia

[:es]La ayuda externa fomenta la sobrestimación de los propios conocimientos[:]

[:es]Si una persona nunca pone a prueba las propias capacidades por sí misma, pueden surgir sesgos metacognitivos y de autoconfianza.[:]
Science

[:es]Can scientists help insects survive their fatal attraction to light at night?[:]

[:es]Each summer, on bridges across the world, mayfly massacres occur. First, warm weather prompts the transformation of the insects’ aquatic larvae. Within hours, the short-lived, flying adults pop out of […]
Nature News

[:es]Fevers are plaguing the oceans — and climate change is making them worse[:]

[:es] Sudden marine heatwaves can devastate ecosystems, and scientists are scrambling to predict when they will strike. [:]