Ciencia en los medios

Scientists have pieced together the evolutionary history of a fascinating group of extinct Caribbean rats, some of which grew to the size of cats. The so-called rice rats were lost […]

The adult brain that was awash in alcohol during its formative years looks different and acts differently than an adult brain that skipped the youthful binge drinking, says a new […]

Lionfish have overwhelmed ecosystems in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean over the past three decades, eating or out-competing native species in what has been called the worst marine […]

Researcher reports ‘large quantities’ of the substance under ruins of Teotihuacan in discovery that could shed light on city’s mysterious leaders

Paleontólogos chilenos identifican una especie de terópodo herbívoro con características muy diferentes a las de su grupo. Tenía el cuello largo y la cabeza pequeña.

Aunque no haya certezas en cuanto al mecanismo -debido más que nada al peligro y a la dificultad de estudiar este fenómeno- no caben dudas de que las tormentas eléctricas […]

The systems theorist explains what’s wrong with standard models of intelligence.

A bold new idea aims to link two famously discordant descriptions of nature. In doing so, it may also reveal how space-time owes its existence to the spooky connections of […]

Quantum computers, the next generation of high-powered super-computers, are about to transform the business world. And the precursors of this new generation already exist.