Cristina Sáez

Cristina Sáez

No, humans are not the only rational beings.

Science and Technology | 10/11/2025

A study with chimpanzees reveals that these primates are capable of assessing the reliability of information and changing their minds.

They create the most detailed 'Google Maps' of the roads of the Roman Empire

Culture | 07/11/2025

A milestone on one of the roads of the Roman Empire, where the destination, the kilometers to be reached and who had the road built are inscribed.

Manel Esteller will join the Sant Pau Research Institute as a researcher on November 10

Society | 07/11/2025

Manel Esteller in an interview.

Yadvinder Malhi: "The message 'we have five years to save the planet' is paralyzing; we need to change the narrative."

Environment | 07/11/2025

Yadvinder Malhi

Race against time to save Carmen

Science and Technology | 03/11/2025

Carmen Cruïlles with neurologist Pablo Villoslada.

Money transfers, identity theft, and a climate of terror: reconstruction of Manel Esteller's departure from the Josep Carreras Institute

Misc | 19/10/2025

The facade of the Josep Carreras Research Institute

"I think I have early-onset dementia": This is how menopause changes a woman's brain.

Science and Technology | 17/10/2025

A tired woman watches the sun rise.

Manel Esteller leaves the Josep Carreras Institute and moves to Ohio following an audit for alleged irregularities.

Society | 17/10/2025

Manel Esteller, researcher and oncologist.

Pol Forn-Díaz: "I am one of the few researchers in the world working with Nobel Prize-winning quantum chips."

Science and Technology | 14/10/2025

Pol Forn photographed today

From making wine in Catalonia to obtaining water in the desert: the Nobel Prize honors the chemists who have revolutionized the creation of materials.

Science and Technology | 08/10/2025

Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Catalan researchers reverse Alzheimer's symptoms in mice with an injection

Science and Technology | 07/10/2025

A brain with Alzheimer's before and after treatment.

Iida Turpeinen: “In 200 years, humans will laugh a lot at our predictions about AI.”

Environment | 03/10/2025

Lida Turpeinen photographed for the interview with ARA

Rat poison threatens wildlife in Catalonia

Environment | 26/09/2025

Rat poison threatens wildlife in Catalonia

Rachel Lowe i Kim van Daalen: "In Catalonia, there is growing concern about diseases transmitted by ticks, sandflies, and rats."

Science and Technology | 13/09/2025

Kim Van Daeelen and Rahcel Lowe, winners of the City of Barcelona Prize for their study on the health consequences of climate change.

A yellow tide threatens to poison the landscape of Catalonia.

Environment | 08/09/2025

A close-up of the invasive and toxic plant.

Núria Casacuberta Arola: "We've been legally dumping far more nuclear waste into the oceans for 50 years than was spilled at Fukushima."

Environment | 14/08/2025

Núria CAsacuberta in Tossa de Mar.

María Mittelbrunn: "With age, the immune system becomes more primitive."

Science and Technology | 11/08/2025

Maria Mittelbrunn

Inflammation, the silent epidemic that accelerates cancer or Alzheimer's

Science and Technology | 09/08/2025

Illustration about inflammation.

A small Catalan Noah's Ark of laboratory-made mini-organs

Science and Technology | 27/07/2025

Ferran Tarrés and Laura Rigol, researchers at CReSA-IRTA, manipulate organ samples from animal species frozen with nitrogen for their preservation.

Ignasi Ribas: "It will be very difficult to announce that we have found life outside of Earth."

Science and Technology | 22/07/2025

Ignasi Ribas