Raúl Limón

An event camera discriminates important information rapidly and reduces visual intake by bypassing unnecessary data for efficient processing

Female bullfighters that never existed, automatic doctors, ground and air vehicles and robots with human capabilities on display at Dubai’s Gitex Global

The superatomic material uses the strategy of the tortoise in the famous fable to allow micrometers of travel in less than a nanosecond. Researchers believe it could even cover that distance in femtoseconds

Researcher José Luis Salmerón successfully applies quantum processing models to prognosticate outcomes and treatments

The Barcelona-born telecommunications engineer believes that users have to understand what benefits new technologies bring them in exchange for their money

Tech companies are in a price war to offer the next generation of wireless internet

The inconvenient truth of striving for resource efficiency is that it often results in higher consumption

AI faking has leapt from images to voice, text, documents, and facial recognition to become one of the most worrying emerging vectors of fraud

‘This is the sexiest investigation of my entire life,’ says lead investigator Beatriz Mouriño-Carballido, who is delighted with the award

The scientific director of the Vigo Quantum Communication Center in Spain leads globally significant projects on telecommunication security

A University of Pennsylvania research team led by Spaniard César de la Fuente is using artificial intelligence to bring extinct human biological material back from the dead

An international mining company is constructing the only plant in southern Europe, and the seventh in the world, to recycle valuable metal elements present in electronic waste, amid criticism for polluting the environment

Simulations utilizing ‘modest computational systems’ have achieved equivalent results as the technology multinational, just weeks after the milestone was published in the journal ‘Nature’

A study shows how disturbances can profoundly affect an ecosystem no matter how insignificant or beneficial they may seem

Two biologists have created Europe’s first botanical laboratory for non-invasive bamboo species in Spain’s Guadalquivir valley

Gynecologist Guillermo Antiñolo is developing the first female medical genome according to women’s specific biological condition to be mothers

Given the advances in AI, experts in digital rights want to start supervise and improve algorithms, to prevent new technologies from violating human rights

A five-year-old was killed in accident in Italy caused by a challenge to drive for 50 hours straight. Those responsible for the death, five young people in their 20s, promoted content that has garnered a total of 152 million views

The experiment attained precise measurements using a processor of only 127 qubits and an error mitigation strategy

The company is testing new products and services in the United States, which it plans to make available to the rest of the world as early as next year

Amazon is relaunching its voice assistant as other tech giants speed up efforts to incorporate AI into their products

The study defied the speed of light to prove loophole-free entanglement in complex systems and paves the way for distributed quantum computing

2,000 satellites and enough submarine cables to circle the Earth 30 times make up the essential worldwide communications network

Two new studies highlight the differences in how each sex ages, and find that a person’s organs also break down at different rates

A team of Spanish researchers receives funding to study the relationship between the hypothalamus, obesity and adolescent development

A European project identifies and defines the different forms of harassment that occur online and through electronic devices. But statistics are not available and most legislation fails to address them