Mètode Science Studies Journal: Annual Review
Año 2025, Número 15
Op-Ed articles
Captive elephants and cetaceans: The misery of the menagerie
Lori Marino, Catherine Doyle, Heather Lally, Lester O'Brien, Bob Jacobs
Op-Ed articles
Compassion and justice for all: Towards a paradigm shift in how we treat other animals
Introduction: Animal welfare: The neverending debate
Documentary texts
Artificial intelligence at the service of patients: using ChatGPT to make medical reports easier to understand
Science anywhere and anyhow. A journey into the fascinating world of recreational science
Introduction: Science anywhere and anyhow: A journey into the fascinating world of recreational science
A brief history of recreational physics: A discipline with a glorious past and a promising future
A passion for chemistry: Historical and current references in recreational chemistry and implications for teaching and outreach
Fun sharpens the mind: How simple problems bring us closer to complex mathematical theories
From theory to action: The collective adventure of science recreation clubs
Everything is chemistry: Challenges for a sustainable future
Introduction: Everything is chemistry: Challenges for a sustainable future
Circular chemistry: Adapting linear chemistry to mitigate the climate crisis
Sustainable nitrogen fixation: Agrochemical research in food production adapted to planetary limits
Lluís Pascual, Emanuela Accardo, Hermenegildo García Baldoví
The copper circular economy: Challenges of the energy and digital transition
Chemistry for next-generation diagnostics: Key factors in the development of medical biosensors
Chemicals and human and environmental health: The need for an international panel on chemical pollution
Perovskite solar cells: Towards the net zero scenario
Digital humanities
Weaving the past into the future: An overview of the SILKNOW project
Cristina Portalés Ricart, Mar Gaitán, Jorge Sebastián, Ester Alba Pagán, Marcos Fernández
Language evolution 'in silico': From large-scale data to artificial agents creating languages from scratch
Reassembling and generating cultural networks: A digital humanities research agenda
Science, race and Nazism: The origins of National Socialism, 100 years after 'Mein Kampf'
Introduction: Science, race and Nazism: The origins of National Socialism, 100 years after 'Mein Kampf'
A «world of struggle»: Nationalism, race, and Darwinian evolutionary biology
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