Science Diplomacy: speak ‘science’ and enter
Science Diplomacy is a new discipline that combines science, technology and international relations to meet global agendas and promote understanding.
Science Diplomacy is a new discipline that combines science, technology and international relations to meet global agendas and promote understanding.
You go to a supermarket and you find what you want regardless of whether it is its growing season or not: plums, mangoes and melons
On the occasion of the International Day of Forests we present an in-depth report on mature forests. What are they and why can they function
The price of homes is falling sharply in some northern regions of the planet. Why? Because the seemingly permanently frozen ground they were built on is now thawing. This has much more far-reaching implications for the climate, and could even spell defeat in the battle against global warming.
In its application, CREAF proposed a strategic research plan for generating knowledge to help tackle the 21st century’s main environmental problems, such as climate change
Cut leaves, collect mud, make a cellophane-type material – bees make sophisticated nests in thousands of different ways, improving their competitiveness as well as protecting
Not only humans have the capacity for communication. Queen bees emit pheromones in order to control workers, and abortions can be provoked in pregnant female
Ecosystem services are the benefits that an ecosystem provides to society by improving people’s health, the economy, and quality of life in general. An ecosystem
Around the world, invasive animal species are pushing out the natives, sometimes forever altering ecosystems. House sparrows are a prime example, having spread from Europe