The light of science (2015)

Mètode Science Studies Journal - Volume 5 (2015)

Op-Ed articles

The university, where science lives

Esteban Morcillo

Documentary texts

The male abuser’s profile. Telltale biology?

Ángel Romero Martínez, Marisol Lila, Luis Moya Albiol

Antoni de Martí Franquès and spontaneous generation: Conflicts between science and religion in the work of a naturalist

Agustí Camós

Distributive Justice and Evolution. Towards a Science of Equality

Paula Casal

Itinerancy. Dispersal, migration, diaspora

Ester Desfilis, Domingo Pujante González

Should I leave or should I stay? Understanding dispersal behaviour.

Josabel Belliure Ferrer

Dispersal in primates: Variation in patterns and causes.

Pablo Polo Rodrigo

The genetics of human migration: Tracing migrations through the genome

David Comas Martínez

The social impact of human mobility: An undivided vision of cultural and individual change

Edelia Villarroya

Refugees and stateless persons. Political asylum and international protection in Spain: Trends in numbers and hurdles to accessing procedures

Jaume Dura Tohus

Pensioners’ coast: Migration of elderly North Europeans to the Costa Blanca

Joan Carles Membrado

Migrant literature. ‘Jo també sóc catalana’ by Najat El Hachmi.

Marta Segarra

Crossroads. Where science and literature meet

Pasqual Bernat

Science novels: Science and technology in fiction

Miquel Barceló

Science, scientists and literature: The role of literature in promoting science and technology

Jordi Solbes Matarredona, Manel Josep Traver Ribes

Poe: A scientist at heart: The history of science fiction

Fernando J. Ballesteros Roselló, Eusebio V. Llácer Llorca

Science as a quest: Don Quixote, neuroscience and the interrogation of truth

Romén Reyes-Peschl

Social robots: A meeting point between science and fiction

Carme Torras

The scientist’s imaginary life: ‘The Manhattan Projects’ comic book series

Francisco Sáez de Adana Herrero

Disturbed minds in the nineteenth century: The tales of Edgar Allan Poe and Guy de Maupassant

Martín Urdiales Shaw

Science and literature: Are the knowledge wars finally over?

Roslynn Haynes

The digits of science. Statistics as scientific tool

David Conesa, Francisco Montes

Big data and statistics: A statistician’s perspective

David Rossell

Symptoms, signs and statistics: Statistics applied to the health and life sciences

Miguel A. Martínez-Beneito, José D. Bermúdez, Carmen Armero

The theory that never died: How an eighteenth century mathematical idea transformed the twenty-first century

Sharon McGrayne

Statistics in particle physics: The role it played in discovering Higgs boson

Fernando Martínez Vidal

The lack of reproducibility in research: How statistics can endorse results

Scott Goddard, Valen Johnson

What is science? A multidisciplinary approach to scientific thought

Martí Domínguez, Lucía Sapiña

Why there is no scientific method: And why it is not a problem

Jean Bricmont

What is science? A historian’s perplexities

Patricia Fara

Is the scientific method a myth? Perspectives from the history and philosophy of science

Elliott Sober

What is scientific about social science? The complexity of measuring human behavior

Susanna Priest

Science: Perception and instability: Can there be a single description?

Pedro Ruiz-Castell

Science, art and revelation: Or chromatic theory for interdisciplinary knowledge

Jorge Wagensberg

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