Science & Tech-

Although 30% of the world’s population has had an anxiety crisis at some point, many people do not know how to recognize them

Eviatar Matania – co-author of the book ‘Cybermania’ – spoke with EL PAÍS about his work in cybersecurity, as well as his views on the future of truth and privacy

The chair of the Department of Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard spoke to EL PAÍS about immigration, social structures and his book on cultural evolution

A new book explores how brain research helps us understand what it means to be human

The American scientist, described as the first poet of technology, invented the geodesic dome in the post-war years and coined the concept of synergy. A new biography brings us closer to this optimistic visionary

DeepMind, a Google research company, has developed a system able to strategize against humans in a game infinitely more complex than chess or poker, opening new paths for science

In addition to getting you to your destination in the shortest time possible, these applications can also help you save money on fuel, avoid traffic jams and warn you of speed limits

The remains found shed new light on the state of the European fauna shortly before the extinction of the species

Scientists transmit a message through a space-time tunnel and achieve a breakthrough in quantum mechanics

The Twitter owner said pending FDA approval a procedure to insert a semiconductor allowing the brain to connect with a computer via Bluetooth could be tested in six months

Dr. Anna Lluch spoke with EL PAÍS about research funding, cancer screening methods and humanizing the treatment of patients

The explosion in computing capacity and data volumes is driving the need for new measurement and weight denominations

There has been a rise in cases of identity theft using account verification and Twitter Blue as lures, according to industry firm Proofpoint

Treating chronic ailments requires a combined psychological, social and biological approach

The NASA capsule traveled nearly 270,000 miles from Earth on its trip to the Moon, a greater distance than the Apollo 13 program achieved in 1970

The European Union will serve frequencies of the new 5G network so that travelers can use their cellphones from the air

A recent study revealed that among the wolves in Yellowstone National Park, those affected by toxoplasmosis usually engage in riskier behaviors

Two recent studies could change the recommendations for physical activity as preventive medicine

The new chip paves the way for a host of new features, as well as improved performance and lower energy consumption

The Kremlin is taking advantage of the restructuring of Russian search engine Yandex to increase its control over the news its citizens see online

Trials in rodents and ferrets show that it protects against all known versions of the virus by using the same technique that has been effective against Covid-19

Massive employee layoffs in several crucial areas are affecting the social media website, and it’s unclear whether the app could recover from a spike in activity or a systems crash

A study estimates that 33 common pathogens were behind one in eight of all infection-related fatalities in 2019

EL PAÍS talks to one of the researchers of a new study that argues that the martial arts star may have succumbed to hyponatremia

Study of fossilized bacteria demonstrates how the first Neolithic farmers brought dietary changes