The awards for the most bizarre investigations distinguish a toilet that records and analyzes depositions, the use of a dead spider as a tool, an audit of the nose hairs of corpses and forks that give cramps
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The traces on the Huelva coast allow us to identify the oldest mass movement of marine fauna to a “party” held more than 2,000 meters deep in the ancient Tethys ocean.
Spanish César de la Fuente's group at the University of Pennsylvania recreates extinct human biological material using artificial intelligence
Work with “modest computing” systems achieves equivalent results just weeks after the milestone published in 'Nature'
The Deep Space Network manages to reorient the antenna to receive information and send commands to the probe
Research reveals how the direct and indirect effects of an alteration, even if it seems insignificant and beneficial, affect the entire fabric of an ecosystem
The research dates the oldest signs left by hominids and the tools they used at 150,000 years compared to the 300,000 years that previous work maintained.
Two biologists create the first botanical laboratory in Europe for non-invasive species of this plant in the Guadalquivir valley
The scientist develops the first female medical genome based on the specific biological condition to be mothers
Given the advance of AI, digital rights experts demand to start monitoring algorithms and improve them preventively, to prevent them from violating human rights