Science in the media

[:en]Named Tongtianlong limosus – which means “muddy dragon on the road to heaven” – the dinosaur appears to have died after getting stuck in the mud[:]

[:en]No chapter of Arctic history is more mysterious than the disappearance of these Norse settlements sometime in the 15th century. Theories for the colony’s failure have included everything from sinister Basque pirates to the Black Plague. [:]

[:en]In a world full of ambiguity, we see what we want to see.[:]

[:en]Tras descubrir que los roedores emiten carcajadas inaudibles cuando les estimulas, un equipo ha monitorizado lo que ocurre en su cerebro durante el proceso.[:]

[:en]Imita cómo nos juzgamos unos a otros en función de la primera impresión del rostro de una persona. La investigación podría ayudarnos a evitar las malas impresiones subjetivas[:]

[:en]Unos sensores recogen las señales cerebrales y las envían de forma inalámbrica a los músculos[:]

[:en]Can a fluid analogue of a black hole point physicists toward the theory of quantum gravity, or is it a red herring?[:]

[:en]Garuneko aktibitate zelularrak sostengu energetiko handia behar du. Eengabe sortu behar dute energia neuronen mitokondrioek. Baina kannabinoideek zuzenean prozesu hori inhibitzen dute, eta ondorioa nabaria da garunean: amnesia. [:]

[:en]When Tal Golesworthy was told he was at risk of his aorta bursting, he wasn’t impressed with the surgery on offer – so he came up with his own idea.[:]