Can We Learn to Live Together? What social science tells us about building peace
Every year, on September 21, the International Day of Peace invites us to reflect on one of humanity’s most difficult…
When Archaeology Comes to Life: How Theatrical Visits to Empúries Bring Science Closer to Citizens
What was life like in Empúries more than two thousand years ago? A visit to its archaeological site can provide…
World Environment Day: The Science Behind Greener and Healthier Cities
Building greener cities is therefore not only an environmental challenge. It is also a public health opportunity and a collective…
How AI and single-cell biology are changing autoimmune disease research
World Lupus Day Lupus is often called “the disease of a thousand faces.” Its symptoms can include fatigue, joint pain,…
The Vote That Ended Apartheid: South Africa, April 1994
The elections held in late April 1994 in South Africa marked a decisive turning point in the country’s history, representing…
The Olive Tree: A Millennia-Old Tree in the Face of Climate Change and Conflict
For centuries, the olive tree has traditionally been regarded as a symbol of peace. However, recent scientific research shows that…
World Humanitarian Day: Between Urgency and Co-Creation
On August 19, the world commemorates World Humanitarian Day, a date that reminds us that millions of people depend on…
Extreme Heat and the Opportunity for Collective Environmental Action
In recent weeks, countries across the globe have been experiencing extreme and unprecedented heat. According to recent data collected by…
Community engagement for successful energy transitions
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), in its efforts and commitment toward the energy transition, highlights how many renewable energy…
Making a difference: Raising awareness of food waste and responsible consumption
International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste. According to The Sustainable Development Goals Report (2024), global hunger and…