Let's talk about science
Science is the basis of everything around us, including ourselves. It allows us to understand how everything works and therefore, to innovate. We love science and, above all, bringing it closer to everyone. Dive into all our topics.
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Posts about medicine
Contents about medicine, biomedical engineering or biology, discover the most interesting topics about our body and our environment.
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What is myasthenia gravis? The disease that Monica Seles suffers
Discover the story of Monica Seles, her brilliant career, the stroke that changed her life, and her recent battle with myasthenia gravis, explained with rigor and insight.
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Discover the story of Monica Seles, her brilliant career, the stroke that changed her life, and her recent battle with myasthenia gravis, explained with rigor and insight.
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Microorganisms: The world's invisible heroes and villains
Discover viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, archaea, algae, toxins, and parasites. A clear, thorough, and enjoyable overview of the fascinating world of microorganisms.
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Discover viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, archaea, algae, toxins, and parasites. A clear, thorough, and enjoyable overview of the fascinating world of microorganisms.
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Did you know that Monday morning is when there are the most heart attacks?
Discover how cortisol, stress, and weekend overindulgence increase your risk of heart attacks and accidents... and what you can do to prevent them.
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Discover how cortisol, stress, and weekend overindulgence increase your risk of heart attacks and accidents... and what you can do to prevent them.
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Thursday of anger, fury and destruction
Why does Thursday bring out the worst in us? Science explains the most irritable day of the week.
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Why does Thursday bring out the worst in us? Science explains the most irritable day of the week.
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Posts about physics and mathematics
Contents on the exact sciences that describe the behavior of our universe.
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What happened with the earthquake in Russia, what consequences could it have, and how tsunamis form?
8.8 magnitude earthquake in the Pacific: How are ocean-crossing tsunamis generated and how do we prepare for them?
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8.8 magnitude earthquake in the Pacific: How are ocean-crossing tsunamis generated and how do we prepare for them?
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Goldbach and his conjecture: when pairs become prime
Discover the unsolved mystery that has haunted mathematicians since 1742: the surprisingly simple (and devilish) Goldbach conjecture.
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Discover the unsolved mystery that has haunted mathematicians since 1742: the surprisingly simple (and devilish) Goldbach conjecture.
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Schumann Resonance: Why do we feel that time passes faster?
Do you notice that it is becoming more difficult to maintain productivity in your daily life because time is passing by faster? There is a theory investigating this.
1 commentSchumann Resonance: Why do we feel that time passes faster?
Do you notice that it is becoming more difficult to maintain productivity in your daily life because time is passing by faster? There is a theory investigating this.
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How do satellites work? Why do they fly without fuel and not fall?
How is it possible that satellites fly indefinitely around the Earth and do not fall? Magic, secret mechanisms? The answer is simple: science
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How is it possible that satellites fly indefinitely around the Earth and do not fall? Magic, secret mechanisms? The answer is simple: science
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Posts about technology
Contents about technology, how we have developed the exact sciences to apply them to solve thousands of complex problems that have allowed the development and evolution of our society.
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The danger of quantum computers
Quantum computing is the great technological revolution that is approaching, but in addition to its many advantages, it also brings some risks.
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Quantum computing is the great technological revolution that is approaching, but in addition to its many advantages, it also brings some risks.
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Most common recursive algorithms in JavaScript, Python and PHP
After learning the theoretical foundations of recursive programming, it is time to get down to work and test the codes.
Most common recursive algorithms in JavaScript, Python and PHP
After learning the theoretical foundations of recursive programming, it is time to get down to work and test the codes.
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What is recursive programming and how does it work? The math behind the technology
When you start learning software development or programming, you think you understand everything well until something comes along that changes your whole concept: recursion.
1 commentWhat is recursive programming and how does it work? The math behind the technology
When you start learning software development or programming, you think you understand everything well until something comes along that changes your whole concept: recursion.
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Posts about economics
What is an economics category doing on a science blog? Economics is one of the most important social sciences in the history of humanity and the one that has the greatest impact on daily actions carried out around the world.
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Why is printing money a bad idea?
At first glance, printing money seems like a brilliant idea. If a country is in debt, poverty, or crisis... why not print more banknotes and distribute them?
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At first glance, printing money seems like a brilliant idea. If a country is in debt, poverty, or crisis... why not print more banknotes and distribute them?
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The paradox of saving. Why can saving too much harm the economy?
The paradox of saving arises when everyone wants to save at the same time, and the economy ends up collapsing. Discover how to avoid it and improve your finances.
5 commentsThe paradox of saving. Why can saving too much harm the economy?
The paradox of saving arises when everyone wants to save at the same time, and the economy ends up collapsing. Discover how to avoid it and improve your finances.
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What is a profit warning?
Find out what a profit warning is, one of the most feared alerts by a company's shareholders.
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Find out what a profit warning is, one of the most feared alerts by a company's shareholders.
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What is a hostile takeover?
When a hostile takeover occurs, only one thing is clear: the risk of losing control of your company is real.
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When a hostile takeover occurs, only one thing is clear: the risk of losing control of your company is real.
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Articles about psychology
Psychology is one of the most fascinating and essential social sciences for understanding the human mind, its behavior, and how we interact with the environment. From the simplest decisions to the most complex dilemmas, psychology is present in every aspect of everyday life, helping us understand not only what we do, but why we do it.
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Informal fallacies. Avoid being manipulated with language.
An informal fallacy is an argument or reasoning that seems valid but is not actually valid. Don't let them use it to manipulate you.
1 commentInformal fallacies. Avoid being manipulated with language.
An informal fallacy is an argument or reasoning that seems valid but is not actually valid. Don't let them use it to manipulate you.
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