The year of quantum science: Promise and peril in the race for breakthroughs
A century after Heisenberg formulated his theory, the field has transformed our understanding of the physical world, yet many of its applications remain in development
Kristina Rybalchenko, the drummer who rocks social media
She’s become one of the most-followed percussionists on Instagram and now the Russian content creator is making moves in Los Angeles
The world mining map is being redrawn to the tune of geopolitics: These are the handful of companies that dominate it
Chinese firms are beginning to push aside Western companies in the production of materials for the energy transition
The retired electrician who has revived cinema in a corner of Spain
Miguel Pérez, an amateur film buff, repairs projectors and other pieces of enormous cultural value, and displays them in a museum in the village of Veguellina de Órbigo, far away from the cultural centers of Spain
Manolo Blahnik: ‘Marie Antoinette invented a style that was copied by all of Europe’
The famed shoemaker is sponsoring an exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London that traces the legacy and cultural influence of the last queen consort of France
Spain and Portugal call for more power links to Europe after massive blackout
The Iberian Peninsula remains cut off from Europe’s electricity market, despite new projects like a Bay of Biscay subsea link. The EU is closely watching the investigation to prevent a similar outage
Kim Novak, actress: ‘In Hollywood, you’re worth as much as your last film’
At 92, the star has received the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement award. In an interview with EL PAÍS, she discusses her departure from the industry, her celebrated role in Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Vertigo’ and why she doesn’t want Sydney Sweeney to play her in a future biopic
Lessons from Netflix co-founder on starting a business: ‘A bad idea with an incredible leader can become great’
Marc Randolph offers his 10 keys to helping young entrepreneurs achieve their dreams while keeping their feet planted firmly on the ground
Technology reveals the stories erased from ancient manuscripts
The application of computational techniques can decipher palimpsests: manuscripts where the original text was removed to make room for new writing
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