The number of species catalogued as fluorescent increases each day, and UV lights can help us to find some that are only active during the night, generating a wide range of creative resources to photograph them.
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The street lights prevent us from gazing at their wonders and phenomena of the night sky.
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If we were to use electrodes to extract energy from ourselves, we would collapse because we would have nothing left to keep our hearts beating.
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Humans' control over breathing enabled them to laugh, unlike other animals such as horses.
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In the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami, citizens used various radiation measurement instruments. This article explores how the study of these devices can contribute to the understanding of citizen science.
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Citizen science generates bidirectional communication, leading to an improvement in the scientific literacy of the people involved.
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Citizen science is in a process of consolidation, with a wide variety of practices and perspectives. Social sciences and humanities occupy a small space despite the obvious social dimension of

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Citizen science

The idea of citizen science brings with it tensions about the social nature of scientific truth.
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Introduction: Citizen Science

In the past decade, scientific research that relies on the collaboration of citizens has grown exponentially.
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coronavirus UK

The new coronavirus strain identified in the United Kingdom presents different mutations. Alma Bracho, FISABIO researcher, explains.
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wall painting pandemic photo

We review, through articles published in Mètode, the news during these twelve months of SARS-CoV-2 health crisis.
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imatge fons coronavirus humans

Is it useful to talk about COVID-19 waves, or maybe other metaphorss such as forest fires can be more adequate?
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Autobiographical comics allow the authors to talk about cancer from a humour perspective and to share their experiences of the disease.
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Thanks to food safety, diseases such as typhus and cholera have virtually disappeared.
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Our intelligence may be the only recourse against emerging infectious diseases like SARS-CoV-2.
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The author discusses how women have been rendered invisible during the COVID-19 pandemic and how we have experienced a regression in gender biases.
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The hat connect with our complacency in the face of global biodiversity loss and habitat fragmentation.
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espècies bioactives

Vulnerable species with bioactive potential must be protected because they are a potential source of molecules with pharmacological properties.
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Dreams

Stories prepare our minds for what is to come. Dreams are a sort of training process for the development and consolidation of neural architecture.
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toxic microalgae

The impact of climate change and human interventions in the Mediterranean have led to microalgae blooms.
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An analysis of 35 years of thermal images from the Mediterranean basin, which is especially vulnerable to global warming.
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Urban waste generates pollution that cannot be seen with the naked eye but has negative impacts on aquatic ecosystems, which are particularly vulnerable to it.
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Thermal expansion of the ocean and mass loss from glaciers and ice sheets will continue to be the main contributors to the sea level rise.
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The footprint of human activities on the planet is so profound that many scientists are already suggesting that we have entered a new geological era, the Anthropocene.
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