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Humanism in a changing world
Ignacio Bonasa joins the Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Humanities of Lanzarote with the speech “La universidad de la felicidad y del bienestar: una necesidad social para un mundo en transformación” (The University of Happiness and Well-being: A Social Necessity for a World in Transformation)
Fernando José Palomar, Knight of the Order of the Way of Saint James
Fernando José Palomar is invested as a knight of the Order of the Way of St. James during the celebration of the institution’s XXX General Chapter
Health, innovation and clean energy: three challenges still to be addressed
Latest articles by Enric Canela, author of the blog enriccanela.cat, an informative space dedicated to health and well-being: “Per què no m’aprimo”, “La ‘freqüència llindar’ de l’educació” and “Plater: renewables yes, but with the territory”
One hundred years after the Cristero War
The Mexican historian Enrique Sada revisits various aspects of the religious uprising that took place in Mexico a century ago in his latest articles: “Preludio a la persecución antirreligiosa en México” and “A cien años de la Cristiada en México”
The Eclipse, seen through an astronomer’s eyes
The RAED and its Foundation, together with the Lanzarote Academy of Sciences, Engineering and Humanities (ACIHL), held the Eclipse 2026 Academic Meeting in the Burgos municipality of Arija.
Ceuta, the final stop
Teresa Freixes reflects on the migration crisis that Spain has been experiencing since the mass assault by Moroccan citizens on the Ceuta border on July 30 and 31, and on other aspects of current events in Spain, in her latest articles
Seven decades safeguarding road safety
Francisco López Muñoz addresses the birth of road safety in Spain in the article “Creación de la Agrupación de Tráfico de la Guardia Civil”
The new era of generalised artificial intelligence
Antoni Garrell reflects on the profound changes artificial intelligence is bringing to work, learning, health, cities, and our very understanding of humanity in the article “AI Opens a New Era for Humanity.”
Why do we kill each other?
Pedro Rocamora inducted as an honorary member of the Royal Academy of Veterinary Sciences of Spain with the speech “¿Por qué nos matamos? Etología del conflicto en primates y en humanos”
Now and always, Italy
Joaquín Callabed returns to his erudition and fascination with Italy and its cultural and scientific legacy in his latest articles: “The artistic movement of the School of Siena”, “The most important contributions of Florence to the humanities and sciences”, “The Pontaniana Academy of Naples” and “The fascination of Naples”
The Human Brain
In his latest article, August Corominas explains the morphology and functioning of the human brain.
The Next Ibero-American Summit Will Also Be the Summit of Iberophony
Frigdiano Álvaro Durántez is featured in a report explaining the concept of Iberophony and the ambitious educational and diplomatic project promoted by Funiber to create a space for 900 million Spanish and Portuguese speakers with a common goal.
