Like human babies: Young chimpanzees also combine gestures and vocalizations to communicate
A recent study has shown that the development of communication in chimpanzees is similar to that of children
Robert J. Sternberg, psychologist: ‘Your intellectual abilities are constantly changing; intelligence is something you pick up’
The author of the famous triangular theory of love, an expert in the study of creativity and its use in education, emphasizes the need to work with others to solve problems
A review of studies with 2.2 million people shows that loneliness increases the risk of dying
The analysis of 90 scientific investigations concludes that living alone and having few social relationships shortens life
In this company, we are family: The dark side of team building
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This practice, which can help compensate for the distance created by remote work, can also be counterproductive, making employees feel uncomfortable and disrespected
Shakira’s confessions in court: ‘I landed the plane in Barcelona just to give Gerard a kiss’
Ahead of her trial for alleged tax fraud of €14.5 million, EL PAÍS accessed the court statement in which the Colombian artist maintains that she did not live in Spain until 2015 and regrets the ‘irreparable damage’ to her reputation
Drought turns one of Spain’s largest lagoons into a salt desert
Each year, Spain’s Fuente de Piedra natural reserve welcomes thousands of pairs of flamingos, but this year, the birds have bypassed the area because there’s no water
Is drinking sparkling water a healthy alternative? Here’s what science has to say
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This beverage is effervescent, refreshing and free of sugar and calories
Robot bartenders: improving quality of life or the road to dystopia?
A New York coffee shop chain has opened its first establishment with robot baristas, following in the footsteps of similar ones in Russia, Dubai and Tokyo
The Spanish painter who used a computer to create art half a century before AI
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Tomás García Asensio was an early advocate of using technology for artistic creation at a time when computers occupied entire rooms and artificial intelligence was a far-off concept
Research inches toward quantum supremacy with results unattainable by classical computing
The experiment attained precise measurements using a processor of only 127 qubits and an error mitigation strategy
Dagoberto Rodríguez, painter of refugee camps
The Cuban artist visited Palestine after almost three years of recreating, from a distance, places like Zaatari or Dadaab in watercolor
Women’s World Cup still without a TV broadcaster in Europe’s ‘big five’ soccer nations
FIFA has rejected reduced bids from the public broadcasters of Spain, Germany, the United Kingdom, France and Italy, which are now pursuing a deal through the European Broadcasting Union
The controversy over displaying human remains, like the ‘giant’ brought to Spain for a king’s amusement
Medical museums are rethinking how they exhibit controversial specimens like the skeleton of Pedro Antonio Cano, a 7-foot man from South America
Why do adolescents and young people harm themselves?
About 18% of adolescents in Western countries inflict non-suicidal self-harm at some point in their lives
Flight to Madrid carrying half a ton of cocaine exposes network of collusion between government and drug traffickers in Bolivia
The discovery of 484 kg of drugs on a plane at Barajas airport has prompted the La Paz government to acknowledge that drug trafficking has ‘permeated’ its institutions
Spanish police find body of missing woman inside walls of Torremolinos apartment
The search for Sibora Gagani, who disappeared in 2014, had ended years ago but resumed after a man arrested in May for killing his current partner confessed to the crime
Researchers successfully test one-time injection to permanently spay female cats
A U.S. project sterilized six felines over four years. The single dose opens an alternative route to surgery
Tom Sharpe: A Nazi father, beatings, sexual repression and a final idyll in Catalonia
A new biography of the British satirist explores the controversial and complex figure of the creator of ‘Wilt’ on the 10th anniversary of his death on the Costa Brava
No more lifelong employees: Welcome to the era of the work tourists
By switching companies regularly, tech workers seek better conditions, suitable environments and more money
Researchers discover what a perfume from Ancient Rome smelled like: patchouli
For the first time, Spanish scholars at the University of Córdoba have managed to analyze a perfume from Ancient Rome, determining its fragrance and chemical composition
The silent and misunderstood mourning left behind by the death of an animal: ‘A kind of love that a human can’t give’
The pain caused by the death of an animal companion can be similar to losing someone close; sometimes even worse
Seven people arrested in Spain linked to racial abuse cases against Vinícius Júnior
Three have been arrested in Valencia for alleged abuse against Vinícius in a Spanish league match on Sunday, and four were arrested in Madrid for allegedly hanging an effigy of the player off a highway bridge in January
After abuse against Vinícius Júnior, Spanish soccer acknowledges it has a racism problem
The Brazil forward considered leaving the field this weekend after being insulted by fans during Real Madrid’s 1-0 loss at Valencia in the Spanish league
The nine hours in which Spain made the 100% renewable dream a reality
Electricity generation through solar, wind and water exceeded total demand in mainland Spain on Tuesday, a pattern that will be repeated more and more in the future
From an invitation to model for private parties to victim of a prostitution ring
A married couple in Spain interviewed girls in their luxury apartment then imprisoned them in houses controlled by video surveillance to sell sexual services on the web
Emilio Mellado, the 11-year-old computer prodigy, is now the mobility guru
The company he founded, World Wide Mobility, has over $1 million in annual software sales
The ‘Champion’: Bones of predatory dinosaur found in eastern Spain
The discovery of a potential new species, which has been named in honor of a local soccer club, underlines the rich wealth of fossil deposits from the Cretaceous period in Castellón province