Science humor cartoons by Ferran Martín

Ferran Martin's cartoon tallks about the sixth extinction
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Ferran Martín's cartoon talks about the conflict between Russia and Ukraine
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Women in science

On 11 February, we celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science with the aim of eliminating gender stereotypes in the field of science and technology.
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green energy

This week, the European Commission has declared nuclear energy to be "green energy", together with gas.
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superbacteria

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria are one of the main causes of death in the world, according to a publication in The Lancet.
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satellites

Ferran Martin takes a look at artificial satellites orbiting our planet.
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Ferran Martín reminds us that science always makes a good gift.
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digital pollution

Digital pollution is invisible, but its impact on the environment is significant. This week's cartoon by Ferran Martín takes a look at it.
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Empatia avis

A recent study published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B suggests that emotional empathy may be a key component of grandmaternal responses to their grandchildren.
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climate change conferences

Ferran Martin takes a look at past, present, and future climate change conferences.
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Lucy mission

Last Saturday, NASA launched the Lucy probe to study the Trojan asteroids in Jupiter's orbit, which are expected to provide key data on the development of our Solar System.
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complex systems

The 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics has recognised the work in the study of complex systems in nature, but Ferran Martin looks at other complex systems in his particular look at this week's news.
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volcanic eruption

The informative coverage of La Palma's volcanic eruption viewed by Ferran Martin and its Eyedropper.
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light pollution

This is the time to enjoy meteor showers... if you are lucky enough to be far away from any city and their light pollution.
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space tourism

Is space tourism compatible with the energy transition? A comic reflection by Ferran Martin and his Eyedropper.
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Due to the climate change, seasonal differences in temperatures have become wider, and extreme weather events are becoming  more common.
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Ferrran Martin refers to Gravitational Wave Astronomy following the first observation of a binary system of a black hole and a neutron star.
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Ferran Martin's scientific cartoon talks about «vaccination rate».
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Ferran Martin's scientific cartoon talks about «jellyfish».
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Ferran Martin's scientific cartoon talks about «miracle».
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Ferran Martin's scientific cartoon talks about «herd immunity».
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Ferran Martin's scientific cartoon talks about «Protection».
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Ferran Martin's scientific cartoon talks about «desert».
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side effects

Ferran Martin's scientific cartoon talks about «side effects».
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