Humour and creativity to communicate climate change
Mar 04, 2019
Maxwell Boykoff discusses the keys to innovative and effective scientific communication with his lecture at the La Nau Cultural Centre on 28 February.
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Mètode reaches 100 issues with ‘The challenges of science’
Mar 01, 2019
What challenges are awaiting science in the short and medium term, in technical, social and even ethical terms?
Beyond the CSI effect
Jun 20, 2018
Forensic genetics brings together all the genetic knowledge required to solve specific legal problems. In recent decades new techniques have shown the potential of DNA as a profiling system.
Stevia, sweet panacea?
Jun 13, 2016
Sweet is more than a flavour. It is a world of nuances and aromas, a range of sensations and experiences linked to the pleasures of the table. «Sweeter than honey», that is what the poets sang in passionate verses, knowing that there was no better delight than sweetness on your lips.
Interview with Francisco Tomás
May 24, 2016
With a speech about the structure and dynamics of proteins, professor Francisco Tomás joined last February the Royal Academy of Medicine of Valencia. The principal of the University of Valencia between the years 2002 and 2010 chose for his debut in this scientific academy a
Darwin day
Feb 11, 2015
On 12 February 1809, English naturalist Charles Darwin was born. He would go into history as the father of the theory of evolution. His works, nonetheless, go farther than On the Origin of Species. We offer a selection of texts published by Mètode.
Interview with Yves Marignac
Dec 19, 2014
Anna Mateu The nuclear debate has made a comeback in recent weeks in Valencia after the trial held against 16 Greenpeace activists and a photographer because of the protest held in Cofrentes on February 15, 2011, only a month before
Five Points about the Ebola Virus
Oct 08, 2014
Hospital Carlos III The first human Ebola contagion outside of Africa, detected in the nurse Teresa Romero in the Carlos III Hospital in Madrid, led to a scare concerning a possible outbreak un Spain. But the first cases
Women, Science and Twitter
Sep 30, 2014
Miguel Lorenzo Recently, Mètode published an article where we presented a list of the most followed scientists on Twitter, a text written by the staff of Mètode. The list, as indicated in the text itself, was not an exhaustive list and had been made unsystematically, looking
Félix and the Albufera
Sep 30, 2014
Antonio Gómez «Factory waste, rice pads DDT infiltrations and other substances that tarnish the purity of its waters and kill the icthiological fauna are being dumped in La Albufera.» With his unique style, Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente denounced