Science and Technology

May and June: two unusually warm months in a row

Science and Technology | 01/07/2022

Heat

Lots of mosquitoes, cockroaches and rats: this is what summer will be like in Catalonia

Science and Technology | 03/06/2022

An image of a tiger mosquito.

Octopus, an unexpected ally in the struggle against blue crabs

Science and Technology | 02/06/2022

A pop eats a blue crab in an IRTA nursery

Climate refugia: from the Weddell Sea to Jordà beech forest

Science and Technology | 13/05/2022

In Catalonia, a butterfly that is disappearing due to climate change, remains miraculously stable in some places of the beech forest of Jordà.

RNA vaccines: A story of scientific tenacity

Science and Technology | 03/07/2021

A nurse prepares a Pfizer vaccine

Controversy over creation of monkey-human hybrid embryos

Science and Technology | 16/04/2021

File image of a person interacting with a chimpanzee

Astronauts' incredible shrinking hearts

Science and Technology | 02/04/2021

Astronaut Scott Kelly preparing in a Soyuz simulator before spending 340 days in space.

What is an algorithm?

Science and Technology | 21/03/2021

Algorithms are written in programming languages that computers can understand.

Machines do not know how to decide

Science and Technology | 21/03/2021

An engineer from Engineered Artes with a Robo Thespian robot, one of the company's interactive, multilingual models.

How algorithms decide what we want or what we know

Science and Technology | 21/03/2021

Social networks use algorithms that encourage communication only between like-minded people, which leads to dangerous bubbles.

Lockdown did not lead to such a proliferation of wildlife in cities

Science and Technology | 13/03/2021

Isolation can affect defences and the brain

Science and Technology | 06/03/2021

Data (and not scientists' statements) are the mother of science

Science and Technology | 06/03/2021

Nanobodies made in llamas and alpacas in order to fight covid

Science and Technology | 27/02/2021

Packages such as the one in the image produce very small nanocosses that make it possible to combat SARS-CoV-2. The researchers first infected the animals and then selected the nanocossae most compatible with humans.

The red mirror

Science and Technology | 20/02/2021

Astronomer Percival Lowell looking through his telescope

Virus spreads more through the air than on surfaces

Science and Technology | 13/02/2021

How can it be that there are coronavirus deniers?

Science and Technology | 06/02/2021

How can it be that there are coronavirus denialists ?

Controlling the pandemic without vaccines: the Covid-0 strategy

Science and Technology | 30/01/2021

Vietnam Beach on May 31, after restrictions prompted by 328 cases in a country of 98 million people.

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