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Home > Archives > Issue 10 (2020)

Op-Ed articles

Editorial Martí Domínguez

PDF 3

Nazism, science, and utopia Christian Ingrao

PDF 5

Documentary texts

The story of Mileva Maric: Did Einstein’s first wife contribute to his scientific work? Allen Esterson

PDF 6-12

The challenges of science

The challenges of science Pere Puigdomènech

PDF 14-15

Science and the challenges of our time: A reflection on the future role of scientific research Pere Puigdomènech

PDF 17-23

The energy crossroads: Strategies for sustainable energy development Carlos Hidalgo

PDF 25-31

The agriculture of the future: Science and technology for sustainable agricultural development Pere Arús

PDF 33-39

Humans 2.0: Writing the future of human evolution Gemma Marfany

PDF 41-49

The planetary crisis of the Anthropocene: Cultural evolution and environmental change Jaume Terradas

PDF 51-57

Digital futures: A brief essay on sustainable life in the digital age Rafael Capurro

PDF 59-63

Manufactured life: The scientific and social challenges of synthetic biology Manuel Porcar, Juli Peretó

PDF 65-72

The memory of bones. Science at the service of history

The memory of bones. Science at the service of history Elisa García-Prósper, Manuel Polo-Cerdá

PDF 74-75

Memory written on bones: From 'funus' rites to the osteobiography of Valentia Elisa García-Prósper, Manuel Polo-Cerdá

PDF 77-89

A particular heritage: The importance of identified osteological collections Ana Luisa Santos

PDF 91-97

Searching for the missing soldier: Identifying casualties from the First World War Nicholas Marquez-Grant, Roland Wessling, Angela Öfele, Victoria Moore

PDF 99-107

The case of the brains of La Pedraja: Forensic sciences and historical memory in Spain Francisco Etxeberria, Fernando Serrulla

PDF 109-117

DNA rewriting our memory: Recovering missing people through their genetic profile Ángel Carracedo Álvarez, Mercedes Aler Gay

PDF 119-125

Science and Nazism. The unconfessed collaboration of scientists with National Socialism

Science and Nazism. The unconfessed collaboration of scientists with National Socialism Martí Domínguez

PDF 127-128

Science and political ideology: The example of Nazi Germany Ute Deichmann

PDF 129-137

Destroyed research in Nazi Vienna: The tragic fate of the Institute for Experimental Biology in Austria Klaus Taschwer

PDF 139-145

Einstein and Nazi physics: When science meets ideology and prejudice Philip Ball

PDF 147-155

Race and soil: Geography, ethnology, and Nazism Wolfgang Kophamel

PDF 157-163

The Nazi anti-urban utopia: 'Generalplan Ost' Unai Fernández de Betoño

PDF 165-171

Endless forms. Evolutionary scenarios to unravel biodiversity

Endless forms. Evolutionary scenarios to unravel biodiversity Pau Carazo

PDF 173-174

The future of biodiversity on Earth: The importance of preserving the phylogenetic and functional diversity of the planet Daniel Sol

PDF 175-181

Surviving uncertainty: Biodiversity, adaptation, and environmental fluctuation in rotifers Manuel Serra, María José Carmona, Eduardo Moisés García-Roger, Raquel Ortells

PDF 183-191

From nuclear desert to evolutionary lab: The response of living organisms to Chernobyl’s ionising radiation German Orizaola

PDF 193-199

Diverse ways to think about cancer: What can we learn about cancer by studying it across the tree of life? E. Yagmur Erten, Hanna Kokko

PDF 201-205

Dodging magic bullets: The evolution of bacterial antibiotic resistance Álvaro San Millán

PDF 207-211

Vestiges of our first steps: An evolutionary view of the supracondylar syndrome Borja Figueirido

PDF 213-220

Texts in the journal are –unless otherwise indicated– published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License

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