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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During her induction into the RAED, Rocío Naveja presents the so-called ALAS Guanajuato model, an innovative crime prevention strategy based on the progressive structural criminological vulnerability model
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During his induction as a member of the Academy of Veterinary Sciences of Catalonia, Alfredo Rocafort argued for the need to integrate the economic perspective into the One Health approach, already adopted by the scientific and healthcare sector and a significant portion of the medical and veterinary professions
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Pedro Guillén presents three decades of research in regenerative medicine focused on the use of cartilage cells during his acceptance speech at the Royal Academy of Medicine of Castilla-La Mancha: “The cell as medicine: chondrocyte culture rejuvenates the joint”
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Francisco González de Posada explains, during the 10th International Academic Meeting of the RAED in Rhineland, Germany, how the true decisive factor in the evolution of humanity is not found in geopolitical crises, climate change, or AI, but in the transformation of human reproduction since the advent of the pill and other contraceptive methods
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Mexican historian Enrique Sada shares his latest articles: “Resaca de Medio Tiempo”, “Patrimonio, disidencia y vandalismo”, “Socialismo y eutanasia” and “Semana Santa sangrienta”
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