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CineScience III: Jason Becker and ALS; from basic research to general public

1/03/2018 Biology, Biomedicine, Blog, CineScience

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is a devastating disease considered the most common adult onset motor neuronal disorder. Sadly, this disease…

Women Scientists who opened doors in Oxford

15/02/2018 Blog, Women in Research

The 11th of February is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. As many other institutions, the Society…

Plants do not live alone: bacteria to feed the world

8/02/2018 Blog, Environmental Science

Microorganisms are barely seen by the naked eye. Under this name we found different types such as bacteria, viruses, protozoa…

The role of the Natural Language Processing in the digital revolution of railway safety

25/01/2018 Blog, New technologies

It has been around one year since I wrote the post about how the fourth industrial revolution (aka digital revolution)…

Why active matter matters

11/01/2018 Biology, Blog, Physics

«After days and nights of incredible labour and fatigue, I succeeded in discovering the cause of […] life; nay, more,…

Artificial intelligence: hype or revolution?

7/12/2017 Blog, New technologies

You have probably heard about Artificial Intelligence (AI). It seems to be everywhere nowadays. Most technological companies seem to use…

Sir Robert Robinson, organic chemistry with capital letters

23/11/2017 Blog, Chemistry

In Chemistry, as in other scientific areas, discoveries are usually named after the researcher who found them. For example, in…

Custom-made human organs

9/11/2017 Biology, Biomedicine, Blog

Unfortunately, waiting lists for organ transplant are increasing every year and not all patients are able to receive one of…

Landscape Archaeology: The anthropization of the Cantabrian Mountains

26/10/2017 Anthropology, Archeology, Blog

While we gaze at the higher peaks of a mountain range rising above the horizon, a feeling of been contemplating…

Gene therapy: the alternative boss

12/10/2017 Biology, Biomedicine, Blog, Neuroscience

DNA failures can cause malfunction of the cell and emergence of diseases. The development of tools in biomedicine, such as…

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