Matías Reynoso

Science

An ancestral rhythm of sleep: French scientists discover a pattern shared by reptiles, birds, and mammals

A team from the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) in France identified a ultra-slow biological pattern present...
Animals

The wolf spider in the Uco Valley: a silent ally of the wine region’s ecosystems

The wolf spider (Lycosidae), also known as the "garden runner" or "stone spider," is one of the most common...
Tourism

Patagonia as a Safari: An Experience in the Heart of the Steppe Amidst Wildlife, Nature, and Conservation

Diego Agustín Cabanas, born in Comodoro Rivadavia and residing in Rada Tilly, describes himself as a Patagonian and a...
Innovation

Sustainable purification: Norwegian researchers enhance bismuthinite to clean water with solar energy

The availability of fresh water faces increasing risks due to industrial pollution, the use of dyes in production processes,...
Innovation

Sustainable purification: Norwegian researchers enhance bismuthinite to clean water with solar energy

The availability of fresh water faces increasing risks due to industrial pollution, the use of dyes in production processes,...
Innovation

Smart paints and radiative coatings: the new frontier against extreme heat

The development of smart paints and cooling coatings capable of reducing surface temperatures without the need for electricity is...
Environment

2025: Extreme weather events left thousands of fatalities and over 120 billion dollars in losses

In 2025, there were 157 extreme weather events with humanitarian impact, according to the criteria of the scientific initiative...
Science

A study warns that extreme warming could trigger a long-term global glaciation

For decades, climate change has been explained as a clear slope towards a warmer world: more CO₂, more heat,...
Science

A study warns that extreme warming could trigger a long-term global glaciation

For decades, climate change has been explained as a clear slope towards a warmer world: more CO₂, more heat,...
Science

The “anthropause” and its effects: a study reveals how the Covid-19 pandemic transformed urban and wildlife fauna

The near-total interruption of urban life during the strictest months of the Covid-19 pandemic not only modified human habits,...
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Journalist since 2019 with experience in current affairs related to environmental issues, where work and effort prevail in reporting on the importance of caring for the planet.
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