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Not all roads led to Rome
The analysis of 300,000 km of Roman roads shows how straight and leveled they were and how modern roads follow their route
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Rathons with millions of human neurons in your brain approach the response to mental illness
Scientists from the United States and Spain create living rodents whose cerebral cortex comes from healthy people to facilitate the research of autism, schizophrenia and epilepsy
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A court condemns CNIO to readmit and compensate the executive who denounced corruption with 50,000 euros
The judge considers that the employee, who reported the case to the Ministry of Science, was "repressed."
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The tycayo, first wild fern discovered in over a hundred years
The small animal's lineage, described by the scientist Paola Nogales-Ascarrunz in Bolivia's cloud forests, was separated from the rest of the tiger cats 1.4 million years ago.
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Sabrina Şlez- Pasterski, physics: "I was ashamed to be called the new Einstein, but now I think: to be given"
When he was 14, he built a plane and learned to fly it. With 22, he wrote an article on black holes quoted by Stephen Hawking. Now he wants to take advantage of the IA to discover new connections between theories and ask new questions