Miguel Ángel Criado

A study of almost 100 species of these insects confirms that brain size is related to a greater capacity to adapt to new environments

The Spaniard leads a research group in Switzerland. They use electrical stimulation, so that Parkinson’s patients can regain mobility

A study of dozens of horses, bulls and pigs sacrificed in a sanctuary in Tartessos – a historical civilization in the southern Iberian Peninsula – offers clues about what was once the principal civilization of Western Europe

The program outperforms the main forecasting system in over 90% of weather variables

The seismic swarm in the southeast of the island has registered 1,000 earthquakes a day, and land deformation in the area has been observed from space

A report in the ‘The Lancet’ shows how nationalist ideology corrupted the most advanced science and medicine of its time

Researchers directly stimulated the spinal cord, making it possible for the patient to avoid falls and freezing when walking

A quarter of the hundreds of remains from a mass burial in Álava, Spain, have wounds caused by clubs, arrows or stones

Scientists say DNA samples show a human enzyme has increased the virus mutation rate to ‘worrying levels’

The discovery shows that humans are not the only primate to live beyond their reproductive years and adds mystery to this apparent evolutionary illogic

The voices of people make wildlife on the African savannah flee in terror more than the roaring of the king of the beasts

Dental tartar analysis of human remains from the past shows that the consumption of aquatic plants in Europe was common until the Middle Ages

Climate change has been reducing the harvest and quality of hops for decades

A macro report reveals that, if we continue at this rate, two out of every three species could disappear in the coming years

Research shows that it is more common in social species where there is lethal aggression between males and functions as an adaptive mechanism to reduce intrasexual violence

Neolithic farmers made the espadrilles 6,200 years ago with the same material that hunter-gatherers used for their baskets three millennia earlier

Spanish researchers have created a world atlas of the phenomenon, which has been found in 265 sites in 15 countries

Scientists have introduced arachnid genes into silkworms to produce threads as strong as nylon and six times tougher than Kevlar

Only 2% of known variations had been classified, but DeepMind’s artificial intelligence has increased that figure 18-fold

Przewalski’s stallions group their harems to protect them from rivals and predators, while females in the same group move together

Technology designed to detect nuclear tests thousands of miles away can capture explosions of all sorts — whether they are bombs, missiles or gunfire — in targeted cities

In 2022, four West Antarctic colonies collapsed because ice melted before the chicks were physically able to escape

Genetic analysis of a burial in Russia’s Ural Mountains shows that while the men stayed with the tribe, the women joined other groups

A new sequencing of his genome has dismantled the image of the man, who was killed 5,300 years ago

The glaciation that took place 1.1 million years ago drastically lowered the temperature, which caused a barren environment. This is according to a new study published by ‘Science’

The 3.4 million tons of polymers floating on the surface of the ocean indicate that the material remains in the water for years longer