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Festivities, as social institutions, are one of the best ways to get to know any given society. Festivities are universal collective celebrations —every society has its
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
José D. Edelstein and Andrés Gomberoff have been awarded in the II FECYT Science Communication Contest for their article «Antimatter, magic and poetry», published in Mètode's 70th issue. Its authors
This year, Mètode reaches its 20th year communicating science. In addition, the journal will release issue nº 75 this Autumn. To celebrate these
© Mètode Mètode was first released in 1992 with the goal of bridging the gap between science and humanities. The popular science journal
At Mètode we want to satisfy your scientific curiosity with a new section— «Mètode's Whys and Wherefores»— devoted to the science around us,
© Col·lecció Aena d'Art Contemporani The cover of Mètode's latest issue is a fragment of The enchanted cove by the landscape painter Joaquim Mir. This Catalan artist
© Carlos Martín «The phenomenon at the Reeds is an evidence of the practicality of disciplines like ethnobotany. They are useful tools for society, and
Issue 68 of Mètode, «After the Crisis», now available to everyone on its online edition. This issue has been published in full in our website, and from today you can
Why are honeybees disappearing? In 2010 we already knew that the acarid varroa parasite was one of the main causes for the extinction of bees. But also then, we could
© Andrea Torres Martí Domínguez, commissionary of the exhibition Forests and Mountains. Rosa Torres' Nature; Rosa Torres, the Valencian artist and Antonio Ariño, Vice-chancellor for Culture, Planning
© MÈTODE Mètode’s website, which was updated last year by the magazine, has consolidated as a popular science portal visited by more and more
© MÈTODE Science's Method gathers the articles from the monographs published in 2011: from Elective Affinities (issue 68) to Beloved Botany (issue 72). Themes, therefore, are varied: chemistry,
© José Vicente Bernabeu «When I came back from Gombe I explained to the academia in Cambridge that chimpanzees use tools, like us, and
According to the UN's latest State of World Population report, today, more than half of the population of the world lives in the
At Mètode we want to satisfy your scientific curiosity with a new section— «Mètode's Whys and Wherefores»— devoted to the science around us,
© J. V. Bernabeu Pardo «The use of plants like miscanthus wouldn't add to the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, since the CO2
© V. Rodríguez At the top, a wind farm. In the last thirty years, wind energy has had a major role in research. The other side
■ The smarter we get, the dumber we become The definition of intelligence is certainly flimsy, in fact there are different types