NASA reports traces of ancient life on Mars
On the 10th of September 2025, NASA anounced that the Perseverance rover, which landed on Mars in 2021 inside the…
Giving Old EV Motors a Second Life: The Future of Recycling and Reuse
World EV Day Electric vehicles (EVs) are rapidly transforming global transportation, but with growth comes a hidden challenge: what happens…
Cooperation at the speed of light or why physics matters for humanity
To cooperate means to forfeit personal benefits for the common good. And although fundamental principles of biology and evolution would…
AI Puts Preventive Dental Care in Everyone’s Hands
Access to dental care is far from universal. Across the European Union, 4.7 % of nationals and 6.7 % of non‑EU citizens…
BeNeXT: Artificial Intelligence for Diagnosing Rare Diseases
Every day, millions of people around the world live with a rare disease. There are more than 7,000 such disorders,…
Are Young People Digital Natives or Is It Taught?
World Youth Skills Day Today’s 15-year-olds can open a tool like ChatGPT and write: “I’m going to give you a…
Vera C. Rubin and the ultimate map of the Universe
Nowadays we know that visible matter is made from two fundamental building blocks: quarks that combine into protons and neutrons…
Turning nightmares into dreams: Sleep apnea detection using AI
Sleeping does not mean dreams for everybody. In fact, for an estimated 20 to 50% of the overall population, it…
The New Materials Behind the Battery Revolution
Batteries are increasingly present in our daily life, from small electronic devices and smartphones to electric cars. However, the lithium-ion…
The Robotic Revolution That Has Yet to Reach Our Homes
In recent years, we’ve been constantly bombarded with news about the launch of new robots, whose mobility and intelligence capabilities…