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.
Mètode just published their English language Annual Review for 2013, named Allegory of Science. It includes part of the content published in issues 73, 74, 75
The sentence by the Supreme Court of the United States that forbids patenting human genome material represents a big step for science and scientists have welcomed
Foto: Arthur CaravanFragment of the cover of Atles enharmònic (self-produced, 2011), Arthur Caravan's album that includes a song inspired by Pythagoras. Music has accompanied humanity
© Mètode Cancer is increasingly acquiring prominence in our society. The media coverage of the disease has generated a number of discourses that try
© Miguel Lorenzo Mètode goes for the first time into the audiovisual world and launches a Youtube channel— Mètode TV, which aims at the
Pcture: Wikimedia CommonsThe Flaming Lips shows stand out for their spectacular nature. The band uses spatial exploration and other scientifics motifs in their shows. A spacecraft
© Eva Maria Javier Alfredo Baratas Díaz is Full Proffesor of Science History at the School of Biology at the Complutense University of Madrid
Foto: SINC The European Commission has banned for two years three pesticides, which were potentially harmful for honeybee populations, thanks to the support of
© Laura Garsando Lorenzo Sanchis works at UMDO (Unit of Optoelectronic Materials and Devices) of the Institute for Materials Science (University of Valencia) and
© Anna Mateu Last April 30, the López Piñero Institute for the History of Medicine and Science, held the launching event of Mètode’s issue 76, entitled Women and
© Mètode Participants, from left to right: Ferran Zurriaga and Daniel Climent, authors of Herbari; Martí Domínguez, Mètode's Editor-in-Chief; Pedro Carrasco, Vice-chancellor for Research; and Isabel Mateu,
On April 30, at 7 p.m., Mètode organises a roundtable session entitled «Women and Science» on the occasion of the launch event of
Imatge de domini públic Nikola Tesla in his laboratory (Colorado Springs) in 1899 next to an operating Tesla coil. Picture taken by Dickenson V. Alley.
On April, 25, at 7 p.m., the auditorium of the Botanic Garden of the University of Valencia will hold the launch event of
© Joy Division Unknown Pleasures's famous cover, one of the most important albums of the 20th century. The historian and music critic Simon
© Carlos Trujillo, Ana Martínez i Alba Conde Image from the report made by students from the University of Valencia. Valencian tomatoes, Gandia’s
© Laura Garsando The University of Valencia Science Park (PCUV). «Knowledge transfer across the private sector is a big problem we have here
© USDA The crisis that broke out after finding horse DNA in burgers has helped Imegen (Institute for Genomic Medicine) to expand its market
© Miguel Lorenzo Macastre (Valencia) in early July 2012. Picture taken after the wildfires that affected many towns in the area. «The need
© Mètode Mètode will reach a wider audience from this week on by collaborating with Valencia Plaza —a local online newspaper— which has a strong
Imatge: Peter Nijenhuis (Flickr) The University of Valencia's radio station, which belongs to MediaUni, has devoted one of its programmes— Naturalment— to ants and
Foto: Josep Tomàs (Flickr) Antònia Font in a live concert at Altaveu Festival in Sant Boi de Llobregat (Barcelona, 2011), when their spatial phase was already
The last 12th of February Charles Darwin would have turned 204. This English naturalist left us his brilliant theory of evolution by means of natural selection