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The grounds of science (2019)

View The grounds of science (2019)

Mètode Science Studies Journal - Volume 9 (2019)

Published: 2019-03-06

Op-Ed articles

Editorial

Martí Domínguez

3
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The university, driver of innovation

Juan Antonio Raga

5
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#Biotech. The need for biotechnology communication

#Biotech: The need for biotechnology communication

Lluís Montoliu

6-7
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Communication about genetic editing: CRISPR, between optimism and false expectations

Lluís Montoliu

9-15
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Biotechnology and communication in democratic societies: Old challenges for a new era

Mª Ángela Bernardo-Álvarez

17-21
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Transparency is key: Communication in animal research

Emma Martínez

23-29
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Beyond the CSI effect: The keys to good forensic genetics communication

Ángel Carracedo, Lourdes Prieto

31-37
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Biotechnology, communication and the public: Keys to delve into the social perception of science

Dominique Brossard

39-45
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On analogical knowledge: Metaphors in biotechnology discourse

Vicent Salvador

47-51
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In praise of life. The dynamic concept of biodiversity

In praise of life. The dynamic concept of biodiversity

Francesc Mesquita-Joanes

52-53
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What do we mean by diversity? The path towards quantification

Lou Jost

55-61
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Beyond counting species: A new way to look at biodiversity

Cristina Llopis-Belenguer, Isabel Blasco-Costa, Juan Antonio Balbuena

63-67
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Life in extreme conditions: The paradox of Antarctic marine biodiversity

Stefano Ambroso, Janire Salazar, Josep-Maria Gili, Rebeca Zapata Guardiola

69-75
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Marine biodiversity in space and time: What tiny fossils tell

Moriaki Yasuhara

77-81
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The map of biodiversity: From local to global scales

María Antón Pardo

83-89
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Natural enemies and biodiversity: The double-edged sword of trophic interactions

Alexandre Mestre, Robert D. Holt

91-99
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Defining nature. Competing perspectives: between nativism and ecological novelty

Mark Davis

101-107
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Rethinking conservation: Towards a paradigm shift

Alejandro Martínez-Abraín

109-115
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Interlinked. Machines and humans facing the 10101 century

Interlinked. Machines and humans facing the 10101 century

Carme Torras, Ramon López de Mántaras

116-117
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Towards artificial intelligence: Advances, challenges, and risks

Ramon López de Mántaras

119-125
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When the state of the art is ahead of the state of understanding: Unintuitive properties of deep neural networks

Joan Serrà

127-133
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The human-computer connection: An overview of brain-computer interfaces

José del R. Millán

135-141
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Robots that look like humans: A brief look into humanoid robotics

Eiichi Yoshida

143-151
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Robotics and automation for societal good: Global South challenges and technology-policy considerations

Raj Madhavan

153-161
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Social networks and robot companions: Technology, ethics, and science fiction

Carme Torras

163-169
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