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Research and Development: Ibero-America invests less than 1% of its economic resources

Investment in research and development in the Ibero-American region emerges as a major challenge. This is evident from the annual report The State of Science 2024 by the Ibero-American Network of Science and Technology Indicators. This report, co-edited by the...

They identify the largest predation event ever seen in the ocean

Studying the oceans and seas poses a major challenge for researchers due to their vastness. Technological advancement is crucial for oceanographers in their goal to preserve the marine environment and document predation events. Observing the behaviors of marine fauna is...

Celiac disease diagnosis: Researchers from Rosario develop a unique method

The celiac disease diagnosis is often complex, even though one out of every 100 people in Argentina has this condition. A great piece of news, in this regard, came from Rosario scientists. A team from the Joint Laboratory of Celiac...

The constant evolution of chimpanzees: Revelations from the ‘Genetic Time Machine’

A team of researchers from the University of Zurich has analyzed the behavior and genetic markers of chimpanzees in 35 different sites, using a "genetic time machine". The study, published in Science, found that more complex technologies, such as the...

Scientific rejection of the ‘tipping point’ metaphor in climate change

A group of researchers from Princeton, Carleton, and Rutgers-New Brunswick universities has questioned the use of the metaphor "tipping point" to describe the risks of climate change. They argue that, while it was useful some years ago to refer to...

They developed an “autonomous solar system”: desalinates water, produces hydrogen, and cools in the desert.

A team of engineers from the Hamad Bin Khalifa University in Qatar has created an "autonomous solar system". This is an innovative desalination invention that combines electricity production, hydrogen, and cold air for cooling. The development was published in the...

Veterinarians explain why dogs stare at their owners

Dogs, considered the most loyal companions of the human being, have a unique form of communication based on gestures and gazes. One of the most intriguing behaviors is when a dog stares at its owner. What are they trying...

742 new species discovered in the Congo Basin

The report titled "New life in the Congo Basin: a decade of species discoveries (2013-2023)" highlights the incredible biodiversity and the urgent need for conservation of one of the world's most vital ecosystems. Over the past ten years, 742 new...

Scientists succeed in proving that crabs process pain

Researchers from the University of Gothenburg have demonstrated for the first time that painful stimuli reach the brain of sea crabs, evidencing that crustaceans feel pain. EEG (electroencephalogram) measurements show clear neuronal reactions in the crustaceans' brains during mechanical or...

Mystery Solved: Why Sea Water is Salty

While it is not news that sea water is distinguished from river and stream water by being salty, while the latter is fresh, what many still do not know is why sea water is salty. According to experts, 97%...

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Thinking of Others: Accessible Trekking Proposal in Aconcagua for People with Disabilities

A group of 20 people participated in an original proposal of accessible trekking in the Aconcagua Provincial Park. Using an...