Cristina Sáez

Cristina Sáez

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

Science reaffirms the four-day workweek

Science and Technology | 21/07/2025

An Amazon platform worker in Barcelona.

"In many parts of the world, it will not be safe to work in the summer."

Environment | 05/07/2025

Workers at the Sants Station construction site during the heat wave.

Will Barcelona be able to adapt to extreme temperatures?

Environment | 05/07/2025

Tourists and pedestrians cool off in a fountain in central Barcelona.

Rare earths: what they are and why they are important

Science and Technology | 04/05/2025

Experts analyze a lithium deposit in Polokhivske, Ukraine.

Svante Pääbo: "When we published the Neanderthal genome, women wrote to me telling me their husbands were Neanderthals."

Society | 08/04/2025

Svante Päabo Nobel Prize in Medicine.