Javier Redondo reviews the evolution of the cell concept, from the static and compartmentalized view of the 19th century to the current understanding as an interconnected network of organelles, cytoskeleton, and nucleus, during his induction into the Royal Academy of Sciences (RAED).
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During his induction into the Royal Academy of Journalism (RAED), Juan Francisco Rivero reflects on the fundamental role that communication professionals, in their various capacities, play in tourism promotion and dissemination, as well as the new communication channels and formats needed to reach the target audience.
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During his induction as a member of the RAED, Tito José Crissien addresses the challenges facing universities in Latin America and proposes a new model he calls the Third Generation University, which places the creation of economic value as its primary institutional mission.
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During her induction into the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RAED), Manuela Bosch examines the successive reforms that have affected the calculation of contributory retirement pensions, focusing on two fundamental areas of the Spanish system: the General Social Security Scheme and the State Pension Scheme
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During his induction into the Royal Academy of Law (RAED), Javier Junceda addresses excessive legislation and the urgent need to tackle it, analyzing responses to this phenomenon in other countries, as well as various legal initiatives proposed in Spain
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In his inaugural address to the Royal Academy of Forensic Sciences (RAED), Bernat-Noël Tiffon reflects on whether artificial intelligence is an indispensable ally or a rival that could dehumanize forensic practice. He reviews the advances in AI for assessing the risk of violence and emphasizes the need to maintain human oversight and professional responsibility
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