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The mysterious case of the neuronal cell cycle

28/05/2020 Biology, Blog, Neuroscience

Neurons are my favorite cells – I’m a neuroscientist for this reason! – and although it is true that our…

Agriculture 4.0: the technological revolution reaches our table

14/05/2020 Biology, Blog, Environmental Science, New technologies

Technology 4.0 is an essential part of our lives that makes our day-to-day tasks much easier without us even realizing…

Integrated photonics and the future of telecommunications

30/04/2020 Blog, New technologies, Physics

The Nobel Prize in Physics in the year 2000 went to engineers Jack Kilby and Robert Norton Noyce for their…

A planet full of life

16/04/2020 Biology, Blog, Ecology, Environmental Science

Microorganisms are tiny living organisms, invisible to the naked eye, that are essential for life on Earth to happen. They…

Florence Nightingale and epidemiology: a tribute to health professionals

2/04/2020 Biology, Biomedicine, Blog, Public Engagement

In these days, the health crisis caused by the COVID-19 outbreak has forced most Europeans into a stay at home…

Maths can be hidden everywhere

19/03/2020 Blog, New technologies, Physics

When we look at the world that surrounds us, we do not probably think about mathematics, do we? Well, this…

Why are we talking about the mental health of researchers?

5/03/2020 Blog, Mentoring, Psychology, Public Engagement

In modern Western societies it is often emphasized that the individual is solely responsible for their successes as well as…

The tiny jewellers of rivers and their miraculous silk

20/02/2020 Biology, Blog, Ecology

Have you ever thought that your next piece of jewelry could be made by tiny animals instead of by humans?…

Heart and Computer: the strange couple?

6/02/2020 Biology, Blog, New technologies

Cardiovascular diseases are one of the main causes of death in industrialized societies. In addition, a large number of these…

The period: the big unknown

23/01/2020 Biology, Blog, Developmental biology

Yes, the period. Or the menstruation, or “that time of the month”. Personally, I like to say “the period”, despite…

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