Raúl Limón

Tech institutions are trying to find ways to guarantee security as new processing systems becoming increasingly sophisticated

A study shows how a deficiency of coenzyme Q10, which charges our biological batteries, reduces mobility and the capacity for the generation of this vital molecule

A number of groups and foundations have come together in Spain to create a project aimed at educating young people, connecting with them on social media

A number of scientific teams are developing new methods that can identify a coronavirus infection without the need for special equipment

The leading expert talks to EL PAÍS about his latest research, which paves a way forward for computing and to understanding the interactions of particles at the atomic and subatomic level

Office dinners, meals out with friends and family, car rides and end-of-year celebrations are the perfect breeding ground for the virus, but preventive measures can lower the likelihood of infection

A group of mhorr was given refuge in Almería half a century ago, with the aim of saving them from extinction. Now a breeding program means they are thriving back in the Sahara

Studies show that while these events can dramatically change coastal conditions, the effects are transitory: systems can recover within two years

An analysis of 106,000-year-old markings in Matalascañas allows scientists to reconstruct how the hominids hunted straight-tusked elephants for survival

A cloud of sulfur dioxide is expected to reach mainland Spain on Wednesday afternoon and gradually cover the entire Iberian peninsula on Thursday and Friday, according to the EU Copernicus program

Although apocalyptic situations have been ruled out, scientists warn that even when the lava stops flowing it will be some time before life goes back to normal for residents of the Spanish island

Spain’s National Geographic Institute outlines several risks including toxic gases and lava flows, which have already swallowed up houses, infrastructure and crops on the Canary Island

The candidate has been developed by Hipra, which says it will be able to produce 1.2 million doses by 2023

The director of the Geological and Mining Institute of Spain talks to EL PAÍS about the impact of human activity on the planet and the risk of a sixth extinction

A five-year investigation into a Neolithic settlement in Cádiz has revealed ceremonial practices took place there 1,000 years before they became widespread

Swathes of the Iberian peninsula form part of a ‘hot zone’ for seismic activity due to the increasing proximity of tectonic plates, the impact this has on fault lines and the specific characteristics of the land

The pandemic is having a deep impact on all areas of life, with fear of contagion changing work and social interactions, and even sexual relations

A footprint found in Gibraltar not only indicates that the hominoids had found a sanctuary in the south of the Iberian peninsula, but also throws into question when they became extinct

Experts say the species could disappear from the region within 20 years if urgent measures are not taken

Alejandro Valero has already attracted 19,000 workers with BuscoExtra as the US tech giant lags behind in the testing stage with its Uber Work app

Autopsy confirms suicide of former Caja Madrid chief, who was found dead on Wednesday

Charity organizations work tirelessly to help people in Seville area where poverty is rampant

Authorities say wildfire that threatened the world-famous national park is now under control

Improved weather conditions raise hopes wildfire can soon be brought fully under control

Cristina Heeren fell in love with the art form at age 12, and has spent 25 years training professionals

Rocío Hoces stuck in red tape nightmare for 18 months after lodging complaint against negligent employer

Campaigner José Esquinas suggests using the shopping trolley as a weapon against waste