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[:eu]La cara más desconocida de Ramón y Cajal[:]

Santiago Ramón y Cajal era un apasionado de la arqueología, la astronomía, la literatura o el ajedrez, una faceta humanística que no siempre ha sido reflejada por los medios que […]
The New York Times

[:eu]What Did Neanderthals Leave to Modern Humans? Some Surprises[:]

Genes inherited from Neanderthals may have made some modern humans heartier, but also more prone to depression and other diseases.
The Atlantic

[:eu]Decoding the Origami That Drives All Life[:]

“Proteins are built to a precision that would make human engineers blush—every atom is always in exactly the right position.”
Elhuyar

[:eu]Informazioa oso azkar eta ia berorik sortu gabe gordetzeko modua aurkitu dute[:]

Oso azkar eta oso bero gutxi sortuz informazioa grabatu eta gordetzeko teknika baten berri eman dute Nature aldizkarian argitaratu duten lan batean. Argia eta magnetismoa erabiltzen ditu teknikak, eta etorkizunean […]
The Verge

[:eu]Yes, science is political[:]

The scientific method consists of generating a hypothesis, attempting to disprove the hypothesis through testing, and accumulating those tests to come up with shared knowledge. And that method also contains […]
The Economist

[:eu]Two strange mammals illuminate the process of natural selection[:]

What distantly related pandas reveal about genetics
Zientzia.eus

[:eu]Namibiako zirkuluen sorrerari buruzko azalpen berria argitaratu dute[:]

Namibiako zirkulu mortuen sorrerari buruzko azalpen berria argitaratu dute aste honetan Nature aldizkarian.
MIT Technology Review

[:eu]La “intuición” de la IA le apunta una nueva victoria contra los humanos: el póker[:]

El póker se ha resistido siempre a la inteligencia artificial por su información imperfecta, pero un nuevo software intuye la próxima mano como ante un farol
Nature News

[:eu]Cancer reproducibility project releases first results[:]

An open-science effort to replicate dozens of cancer-biology studies is off to a confusing start.