EL PAÍS accesses the cavity where a tooth appeared, analyzed as belonging to the second oldest 'Homo sapiens' in Europe, it remains closed and without a research program
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The IFMIF DONES project, with 16 countries, is “the largest international investment in scientific infrastructure in Spain” according to Minister Diana Morant
An investigation in the Granada town of Orce analyzes bite marks on bones from the Pleistocene and identifies which animals and in what order fed on the same carrion.
A specimen preserved in amber more than 35 million years ago is identified thanks to the consecutive work of five specialists from four countries
The paleontologist explains the transition of dinosaurs, which appeared with the size of a wolf and became extinct millions of years later having multiplied height and strength
Fran Amaro, physiologist and researcher at the University of Granada, explains how to get better performance from physical activity
A team of scientists discovers a network of 267 genes responsible for self-awareness that Neanderthals did not have and that provided evolutionary advantages
Scientists from the Italian Institute of Technology ensure that rodents with retinitis pigmentosa recover vision for eight months thanks to a prosthesis that avoids surgery
Rare pathology patient associations subsidize scientific studies, offer support and show their fight to society and politicians.
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