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«The broad scientific consensus has not left a mark in society. Surveys show that a high percentage of citizens from several countries do not
Fernando Morant Until the 1990's women were virtually invisible in medical science. From basic research to routine medical practice, women have been studied and
¿What is science? A question with multiple answers that Mètode journal wanted to lay on the table to celebrate its 85
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Ángel Carracedo: «I place more importance on science communication than on articles published in ‘Nature’ or ‘Science’»
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Teresa Coll Research in extracellular vesicles has skyrocketed since its discovery 30 years ago due to its potential medical applications in treating diseases
What do we mean when we talk about science? Do we refer to it as a certain way to get knowledge? As specific disciplines? When we
Diego Muñoz For twenty years now you have been directing one of the oldest Masters in science communication, of which you were also a promoter
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Íngrid Lafita The range of things that we humans do to pass the time is extremely wide. Once our basic needs are covered, we
When we talk about science, what do we mean exactly? Is it a way of approaching knowledge, a way to ask questions or to
CIB 2015 «Could you take the time travel paradox beyond Douglas Adams' level?». «Do you consider yourself better able than Jules Verne to predict the
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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
Irene Yuste In 2013 actor Michael Douglas said in an interview that the tongue cancer he had suffered three years earlier had been caused by oral
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The symbiosis between statistics and other research fields, such as medicine or particle physics, is the central theme of Mètode's latest issue. In this