In this new post, Jaume Terradas thinks about what nature has meant for human since the dawn of our species, and how the accumulation of
In this new article, Jaume Terrades presents new information and updates some of his posts that he has written in his section.
Jaume Terradas talks about the fight between humans and Evil, represented by the figures of the white whale, in Moby Dick, and the white shark
In the prizes to the trajectory of a scientist, people say , the hardest is to begin, because after the first award, the winner can
In mid-May, NASA announced the discovery of 1,284 new planets, thanks to the Kepler space telescope. Quite a lot… The globalization seems to make the
In this post-Sant Jordi commentary, I should like to refer to just a few books of great quality and interest on some perhaps less well-known
In 1966, the USA’s President is Lyndon Johnson, in the USSR it is Brezhnev, in France de Gaulle, in India Indira Gandhi. There is an
Let’s come back to 1916. The World War I is raging (Battle of Verdun and the Somme). Germany is in search of its ‘lebensraum’, an
A major (and controversial) topic in ecology is the way in which plants and animals associated to form natural communities. Discussions on this point started
We cannot remain indifferent to the intriguing and risky world of possibilities that opens up as a result of biology merging with technology, evolution and
