Ciencia en los medios
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Scientists Invent 3D Holograms That You Can Touch
The technology could be used by surgeons to treat patients virtually before operating
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Filefish uses ‘smell camouflage’ to hide from predators
The harlequin filefish is a master of disguise. The reef-dwelling fish (Oxymonacanthus longirostris) sports a brightly colored pattern that allows it to fade into the coral it calls home. Now, […]
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Hautespen naturalak azala argitzen duten mutazioei lagundu die Europan
Europarren azaleko depigmentazioa hautespen naturalak lagundutako egokitzapen-prozesu baten bidez gertatu da, EHUko ikerketa baten arabera.
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Un ‘peine’ de luz ayuda a conocer el universo
El Observatorio de Calar Alto (CAHA, MPG-CSIC) ha probado un innovador dispositivo óptico denominado ‘peine de luz’ desarrollado en Alemania por el Instituto Leibniz de Astrofísica y el centro innoFSPEC. […]
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Una piel de silicio permite sentir el calor, la humedad y hasta una caricia
Ingenieros coreanos crean una epidermis artificial con nanosensores que podría recubrir las prótesis y devolver la capacidad de sentir a los amputados
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“Nanobuds” Could Turn Almost Any Surface Into a Touch Sensor
Stretchy, conductive films made of novel nanobuds could bring touch sensors to more surfaces.
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Titan’s giant dunes track ancient climate
Long-term orbital wobbles drive changes in sand patterns on Saturnian moon.
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Did a massive asteroid impact spark life on Earth?
Researchers have recreated a split-second impact of a meteor with primoridal Earth, and shown how the 3.5-megaton collision might have reorganized common molecules into some of the early building blocks […]
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Desagertu zena sortzea helburu
Animalia espezie asko desagertu dira historian zehar. Klonazioa erabiliz horiek berreskuratzeko ahaleginak egin dituzte azken urteetan. Horren adibidea da 2000. urtean Pirinioetan desagertu zen bukardoa birsortzeko egindako saioa. Japoniako ikerlariek, […]