What does an air carnation live on?

Question sent by ALBA CERVERÓ (Valencia). ISABEL MATEU answers: Air carnations belong to the botanic genus of Tillandsia from the family of Bromiliceae, to which

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PERQUES

At Mètode we want to satisfy your scientific curiosity with a new section— «Mètode's Whys and Wherefores»—

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© V. Rodríguez At the top, a wind farm. In the last thirty years, wind energy has had a major

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“Els nostres naturalistes” obtains the Crítica Serra d’Or Award

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Sacyr Award for Innovation Mètode won the fourth edition of the Sacyr Awards for Innovation. Among a hundred candidates,

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The interactive virtual museum «Leyendo el libro de la vida» (“Reading the book of life”) has received

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About Mètode

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Mètode is a journal devoted to science communication and its study, published by the University of Valencia since 1992,  and aimed at science communication and its

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WEBMETODE

Mètode journal has launched a new website, aiming to strengthen its position on the Internet. This

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