Would we accept having small solar panels inserted into our bodies and becoming “cyborgs” in order to produce our own energy? Imagine that this is a good mental exercise to explore how far we are willing to go to contribute toward a shift to clean and renewable energy sources

APRIL 14th, 2011

Does communicating scientific knowledge form part of the world of journalism? Or does it belong to the field of informal education? A recent international conference held in New Delhi has revealed that the communication of science can take many forms

MARCH 8TH, 2011

Training opportunities are as essential to promoting research as large research facilities and centers. The various forms of aid available today for researchers allow this author to state that Catalonia has changed, and now it is a good place to carry out research

December 21st, 2010

The British initiative Nature’s Calendar is an interesting example on how people without a formal background in science can collect valuable data on complex phenomena like climate change.

KATE LEWTHWAITE | SEPTEMBER 22ND, 2010