Science in the media

Nautilus

[:es]The Bitcoin Paradox[:]

[:es]Why cryptocurrency will always be political.[:]
Nature News

[:es]Ebola survivors still immune to virus after 40 years[:]

[:es]People who beat infection in 1976 can make antibodies against Ebola today.[:]
El País

[:es]Radiografía del odio: cómo combatirlo[:]

[:es]¿Qué es el odio? ¿Acaso tiene cura?[:]
Prospect Magazine

[:es]It’s high time we were realistic about the “slow food” movement[:]

[:es]Canning veg and visiting the farmer’s market feel good. But neither we, nor the planet, can wait. It’s time for food to get futuristic[:]
The New York Times

[:es]Precious Gems Bear Messages From Earth’s Molten Heart[:]

[:es]We may covet gemstones for their beauty, but their real value lies in what they tell scientists about the extreme forces at work deep underground.[:]
Quanta

[:es]Neutrinos Suggest Solution to Mystery of Universe’s Existence[:]

[:es]Updated results from a Japanese neutrino experiment continue to reveal an inconsistency in the way that matter and antimatter behave.[:]
El Independiente

[:es]La ciencia nunca matará al yeti[:]

[:es]Da igual lo que digan las evidencias. Nunca acabaremos con la leyenda. A un amplio sector de la población le gusta creer y perpetuar este tipo de historias. [:]
Hipertextual

[:es]¿Cómo sabe nuestro cerebro qué es lo que tiene que escuchar?[:]

[:es]Escuchar es algo que hacemos de forma natural. Pero es más complejo de lo que pensamos. ¿Cómo hace nuestro cerebro para centrar su atención en lo que queremos oír a […]
Forbes

[:es]This Is The Beautiful Geology Behind The Last Jedi’s World Of Crait[:]

[:es]Trailers for The Last Jedi hint at a range of new worlds for us to discover, and a newly released featurette on them looks at one named Crait. The as-of-yet […]