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
Íngrid Lafita PhD in Biological Sciences from the University of Valencia since 1995, Santiago F. Elena knows viruses up close. His research focuses on
Felip Pineda A letter published in the prestigious medical journal The Lancet has brought José María Martín Moreno, full professor of Preventive Medicine of the University
Interview with Cordelia Fine
New arguments for old stereotypes. That’s how professor Cordelia Fine describes «neurosexism», a term referring to the use of neuroscience to justify traditional gender role models, models that do not
Jordi Play We are all Africans, the Italian geneticist and writer assures. And should we want to find «genuine» Europeans, we would have to
Teresa Ciges Jordi Costa is in New York, but he still has a moment for us. After exchanging several emails, he answers our questions,
DICYT Founding member of the Association of Women Researchers and Technologists (AMIT) and vice-president from 2001 to 2006, member of the Chair-Network for Women,
Lucía Sapiña Researcher, PhD in Medicine, professor of Biochemistry at the University of Leicester, novelist, communicator, musician… One may ask how he gets the
Lucía Sapiña An iguanodon, a cetiosaurus, pteranodons… the old prints decorating Juan Manuel Usera’s office would be a delight for any kid. He is
Ricardo Campi Göran K. Hansson (Gothenburg, 1951) opens the doors to his office in the Nobel Forum, at the Swedish capital’s Karolinska Institutet, to
Marcela Rosato You just published the genome of a conifer in Nature. Why is it so relevant? In the first place, because of the difficulty.
Alfredo Baratas Díaz is Full Professor of Science History at the School of Biology at the Complutense University of Madrid as well as the author of Primer Centenario de un
© Laura Garsando Lorenzo Sanchis works at UMDO (Unit of Optoelectronic Materials and Devices) of the Institute for Materials Science (University of Valencia) and
© Andrea González Garrigas Women are responsible for only between 12% and 15% of all relevant positions in Spanish universities. What is more, scientific
© Andrea González Garrigas The orange, a citric rich in vitamin C, has been a symbol of the prosperity of the region of
© Laura Garsando Cosuelo Guerri was one of the most renowned faces present at the demonstration in favour of science held in Valencia last
© Marina Sanjuan Manel Porcar, biotechnician at the Cavanilles Institute of the University of Valencia and expert in transgenic food, was a Greenpeace member
© Andrea González Garrigas A serious woman of few words, Ana Labarta, expert in Arabic and Islamic Studies, received us in the López
Investing in management and protection for our forests is more important than spending milions of euros on measures that seek to alliviate the effects of wildfires.
A few hours after his plane landed in Valencia, Steve Sturdy met us in the López Piñero Institute for the History of Medicine
Manuel Pérez Alonso is one of the most important entrepreneurial scientists in the Valencian scientific scene. Chairman of Bioval, the first bioregion that gathers different biotechnology-based