Ciencia en los medios
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Largest known rodent wielded its enormous teeth like tusks
If you think you have a rodent problem in your house, just be glad it’s not this one. Scientists have discovered that the largest-known rodent to have ever roamed Earth had […]
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Blended structure makes steel light yet sturdy
Material bests titanium alloy for strength and ductility.
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Conocer cómo rebota la lluvia en las hojas puede salvar los cultivos
Investigadores del MIT descubren qué papel tiene la forma y flexibilidad de las hojas en la dispersión de enfermedades de plantas. Las imágenes a cámara superlenta indican que son las […]
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Dr Hannah Fry: the mathematical models that underpin our sexual success
How mathematical modelling underpins everything from the possibility of finding a partner to the number of sexual partners we have in a lifetime.
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Can Attention Deficit Drugs ‘Normalize’ a Child’s Brain?
Recent research that says that A.D.H.D. pills can “normalize” a child’s brain over time has drawn criticism.
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Investigadores españoles crean una ventana inteligente ‘low cost’ que funciona con agua
Un equipo de investigación del Instituto de Investigación de los Materiales de Madrid, perteneciente al CSIC, podría ser el causante de que las ventanas inteligentes lleguen finalmente a nuestras casas […]
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The ‘Supplement’ Illusion
Products labeled «ginseng,» «echinacea,» and «ginkgo biloba» often contain no trace of these substances.
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Uste ezkorra ezabatu nahian
Uhin elektromagnetikoak kaltegarriak izan daitezkeela eta, kezka bada. Erik Agirre ingeniariak ikerketa bat egin du; lorturiko emaitzen arabera, uhinak ehunak berotzera irits daitezke soilik.
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Listening to the Brain Below
Ever since the Columbia University anatomy professor Michael Gershon launched the field of neurogastroenterology, in 1999, by pointing out that the human gastrointestinal tract is home to some hundred million neurons, […]