Ciencia en los medios

[:es]Diana Wall has built a career on overturning assumptions about underground ecosystems. Now she is seeking to protect this endangered world.[:]

[:es]Los implantes cocleares que estimulan eléctricamente el oído existen desde hace 60 años. Ahora, un equipo español probará un nuevo sistema en tres pacientes[:]

[:es]Erradiazio ionizatzaileak DNA kaltetzen duela eta ondorioz minbizia izateko arriskua handitzen duela jakina da; ez ordea hori nola gertatzen den, zehazki. Nature Communications aldizkarian argiataratu berri duten ikerketa batean, erradiazio ionizatzaileak eragiten dituen bi mutazio-mota identifikatu dituzte.[:]

[:es]You could go to more than 1,400 places around the world, question speakers of more than 1,400 different languages, and hear 1,400 words that contain the sound «n.» But all of them mean the same thing: nose.[:]

[:es]Caltech demuestra que la Vía Láctea está rodeada de miles de galaxias muertas[:]

[:es]New programming language delivers fourfold speedups on problems common in the age of big data.[:]

[:es]Los resultados dan algunas claves sobre cómo comprendemos y almacenamos la música.[:]

[:es]Another exciting but somewhat shaky claim from the frantic world of particle physics[:]

[:es]Following a serendipitous finding by researchers at Swansea University that rubbing a metal surface with a tissue does not necessarily remove the finger mark ridge minutiae, we started to investigate why this might be so – and, importantly, how the finger mark might be revealed. [:]