Ciencia en los medios

[:es]A project to monitor every aspect of a fast-shrinking glacier could hold an answer to an urgent question: How fast will seas rise?[:]

[:es] Un equipo científico liderado por los físicos españoles Ignacio Cirac y Javier Argüello-Luengo ha propuesto un modelo alternativo para la realización de simulaciones químicas de moléculas. El simulador ha […]

[:es]Two monumental works have led many mathematicians to avoid the equal sign. Their goal: Rebuild the foundations of the discipline upon the looser relationship of “equivalence.” The process has not […]

[:es] Turns out honeybees are pretty good at maths – provided you ask the right question. [:]

[:es]Subaru teleskopioaren bitartez (Mauna Kea, Hawaii), orain arte ezagutzen ez ziren beste hogei ilargi aurkitu dituzte Saturnoren inguruan. Horri esker, Saturno bilakatu da ilargi gehien dituen eguzki-sistemako planeta. Orain arte, […]

[:es]Cuando le preguntaron a Napoleón Bonaparte cuántas horas de sueño eran necesarias, se cuenta que respondió: «Seis para un hombre, siete para una mujer, ocho para un tonto». A pesar […]

[:es] Artificial-intelligence researchers are trying to fix the flaws of neural networks. [:]

[:es]In an Israeli cave, paleontologists unearthed what may be the earliest example of humans storing food for later consumption.[:]

[:es]Only 170 million years ago, new plankton evolved. Their demand for carbon and calcium permanently transformed the seas as homes for life.[:]