Ignacio Bonasa argues for rebuilding international cooperation based on trust, placing people at the heart of politics, in his latest article, “A New World Order Without a Soul: Technocracy, Democratic Fracture, and the Urgency of Political Humanism.”
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August Corominas introduces ‘plasticosis’, an emerging term that describes a disease or pathological condition caused by the accumulation of microplastics and nanoplastics in the tissues of living beings, especially marine animals and birds, although it is also a growing concern in humans
Read MoreDuring the session “Recent Infections in Animal Health: Possible Effects on Human Health,” Maria Àngels Calvo reflects on the emergence and reemergence of diseases affecting livestock and other farm animals and introduces the One Health concept, highlighting the importance of addressing disease prevention from a holistic perspective
Read MoreJoaquín Bautista-Valhondo describes the phases of the life cycle of nuclear fuel used in Spanish power plants, as well as the main characteristics of dry storage of spent fuel elements in PWR-type reactors, in the article “Planning and control of spent nuclear fuel stockpiles in PWR nuclear power plants.”
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Bernat-Noël Tiffon and José María Baldasano presented their latest works at an academic venue: «Saga Tiffon: desde la Cirugía Romancista hasta la Psiquiatría y Psicología Forense. La investigación de un viaje histórico-médico y social familiar de tres siglos» and «Dos grados más no son para tanto. Una historia del negacionismo climático» respectively, in separate events held on January 8 and 12
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In various interviews, José María Baldasano addresses the controversial history of climate crisis denial, always championed by political and commercial interests, following the recent presentation of his latest popular science work, “Dos grados más no son para tanto. Una historia del negacionismo climático” (Two Degrees More Isn’t That Big a Deal: A History of Climate Denialism)
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