Science in the media

Elhuyar

[:es]Lurpeko edertasuna argitara[:]

[:es]Lurpea dute pasio. Urak sortutako bideetan barrena lur azpian sartu, eta han aurkitzen duten edertasuna kameraz jasotzen dute ILUNPE Art taldeko zazpi argazkilari gasteiztarrek. Kobazuloak maite dituztela diote, lurpean aurkitzen […]
Cosmos

[:es]Scientists crack 58-year-old quantum mystery[:]

[:es]Fluke find could revolutionise nuclear magnetic resonance.[:]
The Atlantic

[:es]The Rush to Sock Away Glacier Ice Before It All Melts[:]

[:es]A snow-covered vault in Antarctica could help preserve chunks of disappearing glaciers.[:]
ABC

[:es]La nave que viaja al Sol atraviesa la cola de un cometa[:]

[:es]La Solar Orbiter europea se ha encontrado con el cometa Atlas, la primera vez que un fenómeno semejante ha podido ser previsto[:]
Quanta

[:es]In Mathematics, It Often Takes a Good Map to Find Answers[:]

[:es]Mathematicians try to figure out when problems can be solved using current knowledge — and when they have to chart a new path instead.[:]
The Conversation

[:es] ¿Habrá una segunda ola de COVID-19?[:]

[:es]Si queremos ser breves, la respuesta es “no lo sabemos”. Aun así, nos podemos fijar en qué ha ocurrido en otras situaciones similares. [:]
The New York Times

[:es]How Line-Dried Laundry Gets That Fresh Smell[:]

[:es]This is what happens when atmospheric chemists hang towels on drying racks around their chemistry building.[:]
Science

[:es]Designer antibodies fight cancer by tethering immune cells to tumor cells[:]

[:es]Amy Boland has gone through many ups and downs since she noticed lumps under her arms 12 years ago and learned she had cancer of the lymph system. For about […]
Nature News

[:es]How countries are using genomics to help avoid a second coronavirus wave[:]

[:es] Scientists in New Zealand, the United Kingdom and other places are using sequence data to track new infections as lockdowns ease. [:]