Raúl Limón

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

The Spanish scientist, who is responsible for Amazon Web Services’ quantum networks, says that not all the possibilities are understood, nor is the effect of the intersection with artificial intelligence

The number enables the calculation of the area of a geometric form he calls an ‘antisphere’ with applications in the engineering and construction of buildings

Lithium-ion batteries will reign supreme for a while, but research into recycling and energy storage technologies is heating up

An Austrian and Spanish team demonstrated that a process can be ‘rewound’ to restore the components of an atom to their previous state

An experiment has highlighted the vulnerability of the current encryption system – something of concern to companies and governments all over the world

The Laser Lightning Rod project is the first successful innovation since Benjamin Franklin’s famous invention almost three centuries ago

An international team of scientists learned how to detect ‘impostor’ Majorana particles that produce false positives

The exponential increase in computing may mean that extra-terrestrial processing and storage facilities will soon be needed

Machines that condense vapor in the atmosphere can produce up to 100,000 liters per day

Two award-winning computer scientists have found potentially life-saving applications for their work

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

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

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

The company recently unveiled its latest achievement: the new 433-qubit ‘Osprey’ processor, with a vastly greater computational capability than a classical computer

Experts at the European Cybersecurity Month warn that a common line of action is needed to address the increasingly complex cyberattacks that affect everything from desktop control systems to medical devices

Physicist Alejandro González Tudela is innovating with the properties of light and structures that have unusual attributes

At Maker Faire Rome, the fable of the blind men and the elephant illustrates how diverse solutions are needed to solve complex problems

Various studies have identified the brain mechanisms that make us buy into online hoaxes, while offering up ‘vaccines’ to prevent against misinformation

The researcher talks to EL PAÍS about the effects of home working, how to measure happiness and why a growing number of people are self-medicating

The spoof awards, which are handed out by real Nobel laureates, also highlighted work about ritual anal injections by the Maya civilization, and the deadly constipation of scorpions that lose their tails

The study found compounds, such as ethanol, that are not listed on the labels of commonly used products

The experiment is based on an approach developed by Spanish physicist Adán Cabello

A study reveals human traces alongside large prehistoric creatures, reflecting the first steps of domestication

‘We are what we eat, but we eat what we buy,’ warns the nutritionist Emilia Gómez Pardo, who urges that refrigerators and pantries be emptied of unhealthy products promoted by ‘predatory marketing’