The researcher, trained at Oxford and Cambridge, explains the interaction between artificial intelligence and the scientific discipline that deals with the nervous system
A new study finds that certain personality traits can help people stick to specific activities and gain more from them
The researcher believes that environmental crime ‘is the third-biggest criminal sector in the world’
The specialist has been performing robot-assisted operations since 2010, consolidating himself as one of the top experts in the field in Spain
In her memoir, ‘Sociopath,’ the writer aims to foster empathy for people living with ASPD
The scientist studies the molecular clock mechanisms of bacteria, plants and biomedical research’s most popular insect, the fruit fly
The Human Brain Project brain atlas, recently completed after a decade, is one of the biggest scientific challenges funded by the European Union
Running a fever isn’t always dangerous for children. On the contrary, a fever is a key defense mechanism against infections. Therefore, if a child feels well, pediatricians recommend not administering antipyretics
The director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development, the most comprehensive investigation ever done on what makes us happy, talks to EL PAÍS about joy, relationships and giving up our dreams
General health checks are unlikely to be beneficial, researchers say; even basic blood tests can lead to unnecessary interventions or treatments
The basketball legend, who wants to improve children’s health through the Gasol Foundation, considers mental problems a pending issue in professional sports
Several studies suggest that moderate consumption is associated with lower mortality, though it may have undesirable effects on some demographics, such as pregnant women
The “sunshine vitamin” is absorbed by the body during exposure to UV-B radiation, and from certain foods like oily fish, eggs, and mushrooms