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[:es]Chinese research shows tiny mass-produced bots can organise collectively depending on the environment. [:]

[:es] For some diseases, ethnicity counts. But researchers have found some cell lines classified as African American are in fact European.[:]

[:es]Researchers have been finding them for decades: bones that are too heavy or too light; too long or too short; twisted, perforated, or studded with protruding growth. They’re a sign that someone in the past suffered from a rare disease, often defined today as affecting fewer than one in 2000 people, such as dwarfism or…

[:es]Medieval sub-Saharan Africa’s few written records make no mention of plague, and the region lacks mass graves resembling the «plague pits» of Europe. Nor did European explorers of the 15th and 16th centuries record any sign of the disease, even though outbreaks continued to beset Europe. Now, some researchers point to new evidence from archaeology,…

[:es]Palaeontologists have been urged to share 3D scans of fossils online, but a Nature analysis finds that few researchers do so.[:]

[:es]Brief cosmic blips called fast radio bursts have puzzled astronomers since their discovery earlier this decade. Now researchers appear to be close to understanding what powers them.[:]

[:es]Research suggests the trademark markings protect against insect bites[:]

[:es]The Born rule, which connects the math of quantum theory to the outcomes of experiments, has been derived from simpler physical principles. The new work promises to give researchers a better grip on the core mystery of quantum mechanics.[:]

[:es]Researchers matched up a jigsaw puzzle of ice that once flowed between two landmasses now separated by an ocean. [:]