Table of Contents
| Editorial | |
| Martí Domínguez |
| The value of knowledge | |
| Pilar Campins |
| Publishing science: A chronic problem | |
| Javier Tejada Palacios |
The secrets of the brain. An evolutionary perspective on neuroscience
| Building brains that can evolve: Challenges and prospects for evo-devo neurobiology | |
| Georg F Striedter |
| Architect genes of the brain: A look at brain evolution through genoarchitecture | |
| Jose Luis Ferran |
| Next stop: Language. The ‘FOXP2’ gene’s journey through time | |
| Adriana Schatton, Constance Scharff |
| Human brain evolution: How the increase of brain plasticity made us a cultural species | |
| Aida Gómez-Robles, Chet C. Sherwood |
| From metaphor to action: Embodied language cognition | |
| Pilar Casado |
Interference. The troubled relationship between science and ideology
| Evolutionary biology and beliefs: How ideology can draw different social stances from science | |
| Michael Ruse |
| Charles Darwin and ideology: Rethinking the Darwinian revolution | |
| Janet Browne |
| Science and ideology: The case of physics in Nazi Germany | |
| Philip Ball |
| The conversion of the atom: Nuclear science and ideology in Francoist Spain | |
| Xavier Roqué Rodríguez |
| A reconciliation with Darwin? Divergent views on evolutionism in Erich Wasmann and Jaime Pujiula, biologists and Jesuits | |
| Juli Peretó, Jesús I. Català |
SheScience. Science from a gender perspective
| An open path for gender equality in research: When women scientists question the state of science and the institutions embrace the criticism | |
| Ana Sánchez, Teresa Samper-Gras, Marcela Jabbaz, Capitolina Díaz |
| Science from women’s lives. Better Science? How gendered studies improve science and lives | |
| Carmen Magallón Portolés |
| Breaking the glass ceiling: The doctoral thesis defence as a key turning point | |
| Nazareth Gallego Morón |
| The science of difference: The invisibility of women in health sciences | |
| Carme Valls-Llobet |
| Gender research from multiple disciplines: Profiles, commitments and interrelations in an interdisciplinary group | |
| Marine Buet |
| Crazy about science: The difficulty of mixing accountability and caregiving | |
| Sandra Obiol Francés, Alícia Villar Aguilés |
Violent universe. High-energy astrophysics and cosmology in the twenty-first century
| Interstellar travel guide: Chronicles of a violent universe | |
| Manel Perucho, José A. Font |
| A mysterious Universe: Revealing the bright and dark sides of the cosmos | |
| Susana Planelles, Veronica Biffi |
| An extraordinary view of the universe: The use of X-ray vision in space science | |
| Aneta Siemiginowska |
| The extragalactic gamma-ray sky: A view on the most powerful phenomena in the universe | |
| Monica Orienti |
| Another way of looking at the sky: Neutrino telescopes | |
| Juan Zúñiga Román, Juan de Dios Zornoza Gómez, Juan José Hernández Rey |
| Ghost particles in the universe: Neutrinos in astrophysics and cosmology | |
| Georg Gottfried Raffelt |
| Space, time, and irreversibility: The philosophical problems of contemporary astrophysics | |
| Gustavo Esteban Romero |
| Astronomy and space on the big screen: How accurately has cinema portrayed space travel and other astrophysical concepts? | |
| Miguel Alcubierre |
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