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Artificial intelligence and the right to privacy

Fermín Morales, Luis de las Heras, and Francisco Marco have presented the book “IA: asedio a la privacidad” (AI: Siege on Privacy), a work that reveals the invisible mechanisms eroding privacy and explains how personal data has become an added value often used for commercial purposes

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How to improve the management of nuclear waste

Joaquín 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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Viruses as allies

José Antonio López Guerrero presents a new perspective on nanoorganisms that have shaped the evolution of life on Earth during the presentation of his latest work, “Los buenos virus” (The Good Viruses)

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Coinage in the Middle Ages

Albert Estrada coordinates the XXVII Course on Hispanic Monetary History, which this year was titled “L’emissió de moneda a l’Edat Mitjana: del pensament a la circulació” (The Issuance of Coins in the Middle Ages: From Thought to Circulation)

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Sustainability as a competitive advantage

Agustín Moreno Ruz emphasizes the need for sustainability to be seen not as a burden for companies, but as an opportunity to improve their efficiency, profitability, and internal value, in the article “La sostenibilidad, la entropía y el fondo de comercio interno” (Sustainability, Entropy, and Internal Goodwill)

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The scientific sources of Cervantes’ “madnesses”

The scientific sources of Cervantes’ “madnesses”

Francisco López Muñoz takes office as a corresponding member of the Royal Academy of Medicine of Castilla-La Mancha, with the speech “Bajo la sombra de Moria: Cervantes y sus fuentes científicas en el ámbito de la medicina de la mente” (Under the shadow of Moria: Cervantes and his scientific sources in the field of mind medicine)

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Gaudí and the Sagrada Familia

Armand Puig reflects on the genesis of the Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona, ​​ruling out that the project originated in Antoni Gaudí’s workshop, and places its origin in previous projects that already contemplated the construction of a monumental temple

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Leading companies with soul

Leading companies with soul

During his induction into the Royal Academy of Business and Economics (RAED), Ignacio Bonasa proposes a radical shift in the way we conceive of leadership and business management, with human teams as the protagonists, replacing the profit and loss statement as the focus of corporate strategy

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The National Congress of Civil Society, Olcese’s great legacy

Aldo Olcese, who passed away last March at the age of 68, will be the central figure at the 5th National Congress of Civil Society, entitled “Looking to the Future: Spain in the Next Decade” (February 3). This will be the first congress held without his leadership, and a well-deserved tribute will be paid to him

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Four examples of management and leadership

Isidro Fainé, Josep Sánchez Llibre, Cristóbal Colón Palasí, and Dídac Lee are included in the new “Business Leaders of Catalonia” ranking, compiled by the newspaper “El Periódico” in collaboration with the company Glovo

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