Nebrija ResearchScientific culture and dissemination of research

Swearing, insults and hate speech: the social and psychological power of taboo language, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia. See article

Swear words, insults and expressions of hate: the social and psychological power of taboo language, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia. See article

Streaming television is shaping advertising on free-to-air channels in Spain, by Eglée Ortega Fernández (Nebrija University), Inés Arranz Rodríguez (Nebrija University), Noemí Martín García (University of Valladolid). See article

US-China tensions are an opportunity – the EU could become the world's third great power, by Gracia Abad Quintanal. See article

ADHD can be diagnosed by looking at brainwaves – here’s the neuroscience behind it, by Teresa Rossignoli Palomeque. See article

Improving reading at school: child's play?, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia (Nebrija University), Eneko Antón Ustaritz (Mondragon Unibertsitatea).See article

Why housing won't be Generation Z's biggest concern, by Geoffrey Ditta. See article

Artificial intelligence is a game changer in the business world, by Andrés Jerónimo Arenas Falótico. See article

Can the microbiome become a “fingerprint” of our health, by Miguel Gueimonde Fernández, Instituto de Productos Lácteos de Asturias (IPLA - CSIC) and Natalia Arias del Castillo, Nebrija University. See article

The unstoppable rise of reggaeton is getting the world to speak Spanish, by Lourdes Moreno Cazalla. See article

Unstoppable? Reggaeton has got the world listening to Spanish – here’s what the language data tells us, by Lourdes Moreno Cazalla. See article

Is it possible to treat constipation by modulating the microbiota?, by Esther Martínez Miguel and Silvia Gómez Senent. See article

Generation Z may not need mortgages, here’s why, by Geoffrey Ditta. See article

Seven Spanish films to talk about the language of cinema, by Emeterio Diez Puertas (Universidad Camilo), Lucía Tello Díaz, (UNIR - Universidad Internacional de La Rioja), Beli Martínez (Universida de de Vigo), Mercedes Ontoria Peña, (Nebrija University), Gabriel Doménech González (Universidad Carlos III), Gonzalo M. Pavés Borges (Universidad de La Laguna), María Carmen Rodríguez Fuentes (Universidad de Málaga). See article

Consensus in foreign policy: as desirable as it is hard to achieve, by Carlos López Gómez. See article

Spain accounts for 1% of the global art market: not bad, by José Luis Guijarro Alonso, March 3, 2024. See article

New actors are emerging in the war in Ukraine, and North Korea is one of them, by Gracia Abad Quintanal. See article

How to prepare for official English exams, by Stephen Jenkins. See article

Youth leadership and sustainable development: how are they related?, by Jessica Bayón Pérez. See article

Hdhdh Humor in teaching: a powerful tool, by Manuel Tizón Díaz. See article

How the killer was discovered thanks to the analysis of the ink of a manuscript, by Francisco López-Muñoz, Universidad Camilo José Cela Antonio Nicolás Marchal Escalona, Universidad CEU San Pablo Óscar Francisco Díaz Santana, Nebrija University. See article

Don't reward me with more work!, by Andrés Jerónimo Arenas Falótico.See article

‘Lazy’, ‘messy’, ‘smart’: how labels affect a child’s personality development, by Montserrat Magro Gutiérrez and Paula Contesse Carvacho.See article

“Talented”, “lazy”, “messy”: the effect of labels on personality development, by Montserrat Magro Gutiérrez and Paula Contesse Carvacho.See article

In search of an economic experimentation laboratory, by Carlos Ariel Ramírez Triana.See article

Why can we read Finnish without speaking it? What is orthographic transparency, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia. See article

Is overtourism a risk for the Spanish economy?, by Juan V. Calle Lamelas, Sandra Monroy Rodríguez and Daniela Thiel-Ellul. See article

Why we can read Finnish without understanding it – a look at ‘transparent’ languages, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia. See article

The globalization of the real-estate market is pushing up housing prices in Spain, by Geoffrey Ditta.See article

Surging property prices: When will Europe's cities become affordable again, by Geoffrey Ditta. See article

Housing: when will prices in Europe's cities become reasonable again?, by Geoffrey Ditta. See article

Workers prefer to be able to work some days in the office and others from home, by Andrés Jerónimo Arenas Falótico.See article

Digital multi-tasking is ruining our work, school grades and sleep – here are 7 ways we can reclaim our attention spans, by Teresa Rossignoli Palomeque.See article

The economic backdrop to the political crisis in Bolivia, by Ramiro Gil Serrate.See article

Eating quickly saves time, but it takes a toll on your health – here's how, by Esther Martínez Miguel and Silvia Gómez Senent. See article

For our own good: how the psychology of 'nudging' pushes us to make healthier choices -- and raises ethical dilemmas, by Aníbal M. Astobiza (University of the Basque Country), Ramón Ortega Lozano (Nebrija University) and David Rodríguez-Arias (University of Granada). See article

Eating quickly saves time, but it takes a toll on your health – here's how, by Esther Martínez Miguel and Silvia Gómez Senent.See article

Why is it so difficult for students of Spanish to understand the difference between “ser” and “estar”?, by Zeina Alhmoud. See article

The bursting of the real-estate bubble is putting China’s economic strength to the test, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado. See article

To be or to be?' Why this fundamental concept is so difficult for learners of Spanish, by Zeina Alhmoud.See article

Giraffe or girafa? Why it's so hard to learn the arbitrary spelling of Spanish, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia. See article

Why do we say that Goya, Picasso and Velázquez are giants of painting, by Pablo Alvarez de Toledo Müller.See article

English exams: what are the most common mistakes and how do you avoid them?, by Stephen Jenkins.See article

A good work climate fosters people’s well-being and a company’s productivity, by Eva María Iglesias Guzmán. See article

How to improve your memory: strategies for kids and adults, by Jorge González Alonso and Claudia Poch. See article

What makes an artist great? 5 reasons why the likes of Goya, Frida Kahlo and Da Vinci are still revered today, by Pablo Alvarez de Toledo Müller. See article

How to improve your memory: strategies for children and adults, by Jorge González Alonso and Claudia Poch. See article

The EU demands a 90% reduction in truck and bus emissions by 2040: is this target viable?, by Jaime Sánchez Gallego. See article

From “conquering” the world to becoming like children again: attention and executive functions across the lifespan, by Teresa Rossignoli Palomeque. See article

Are we paying too much or too little attention to our children?, by Esperanza Bausela (Public University of Navarre), Montserrat Magro Gutiérrez (Nebrija University), Sylvie Pérez Lima (UOC - Universitat Oberta de Catalunya), Diego Gómez-Baya (University of Huelva), Pilar Flores Cubos (University of Almería), Joan Tahull Fort (University of Lleida), Pilar Fernández Martín (University of Almería), María Rosa Cánovas López (University of Almería). See article

Eating quickly saves time, but harms your health – here’s how, by Esther Martínez Miguel and Silvia Gómez Senent. See article

Eating too fast : beware digestive disorders and a disrupted sense of satiety, by Esther Martínez Miguel and Silvia Gómez Senent, See article

What neuroscientific evidence exists for attention deficit disorder?, by Teresa Rossignoli Palomeque See article

Emotion: the glue that groups words in our mind, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia (Nebrija University), José Antonio Hinojosa Poveda (Complutense University of Madrid), Clara Planchuelo Fernández (Nebrija University). See article

For our own good: measures to nudge us into healthier decisions, by Ramón Ortega Lozano (Nebrija University), Aníbal M. Astobiza (University of Granada), David Rodríguez-Arias (University of Granada). See article

“The Dani Alves case: keys to understanding some legal aspects”, by María Dolores López Faraldos. See article

Overview of employment 4.0, by Jessica Bayón Pérez. March 8, 2023. See article

Revisiting (again) Picasso, by Julio Perez Manzanares. See article

Why Picasso always wins, by José Luis Guijarro Alonso. See article

Why we understand all kinds of P4LABRÃS, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia. See article

Mathematical walks: what they are and what they are for, by Tomás Jesús Recio Muñiz. See article

A new boost for wind power in Spain, by Juan José Coble Castro. See article

A new boost for wind power in Spain, by Margarita Planelles Almeida. See article

The Conversation: a showcase of knowledge for all audiences, by Elena Lázaro, University of Córdoba, Guillermo Cisneros, Technical University of Madrid (UPM), José Vicente Saz, University of Alcalá, Ignacio Villaverde, University of Oviedo, Francisco López-Muñoz, Camilo José Cela University , José Muñiz, Nebrija University, Rafael Puyol, UNIR - Universidad Internacional de La Rioja, Elea Giménez Toledo, Center for Human and Social Sciences (CCHS - CSIC), Ricardo Rivero Ortega, University of Salamanca, Eloísa del Pino, Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Eva Alcón Soler, Jaume I University, Cristóbal Belda Iniesta, Carlos III Health Institute, Amaya Mendikoetxea, Autonomous University of Madrid, María Iraburu, University of Navarra and Rosa Visiedo, CEU San Pablo University.See article

ChatGPT will not put mathematicians out of work, but will create new opportunities, by Manuel de León Rodríguez, Institute of Mathematical Sciences (ICMAT-CSIC), Mª Pilar Vélez Melón, Nebrija University and Rodrigo Francisco Trujillo González, University of La Laguna. See article

Will artificial intelligence come to control financial markets?, by Tomás Jesús Recio Muñiz. See article

Eating quickly: saving time at the expense of health, by Tomás Jesús Recio Muñiz. See article

How the crisis in journalism could affect Spain's general elections, by Laura Martínez Otón.https://theconversation.com/como-puede-afectar-la-crisis-del-periodismo-a-las-elecciones-generales-en-espana-209297

What your accent says about your chances of renting an apartment, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia (Nebrija University), María del Carmen Méndez Santos (University of Alicante) See article

Guide to designing our digital training: how to select the best online courses, by Virginia Cabrera Nocito. See article

Bilingualism and intellectual disability: what is advisable in families with more than one language, by Estela Garcia-Alcaraz University of the Balearic Islands and Juana Muñoz Liceras Nebrija University. See article

What computer skills should I add to my resume?, by Juana Muñoz Liceras Estela Garcia-Alcaraz. See article

Have you suffered 'breadcrumbing'? Find out what emotional crumbs are, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia. See article

Don't pull the chain so quickly! What the color and consistency of our stools reveal, by Esther Martínez Miguel and Silvia Gómez Senent. See article

Algorithms optimize advertising in the media, by Eglée Ortega Fernández (Nebrija University), Inés Arranz Rodríguez (Nebrija University), Noemí Martín García (University of Valladolid).See article

Climate change forces Europe to rethink the rules on plant genetic improvement, by Paola Rodas Paredes. See article

Why it’s getting harder and harder for us to read a long text, by Teresa Rossignoli Palomeque.See article

‘Talented’, ‘lazy’, ‘messy’: the effect of labels on personality development, by Montserrat Magro Gutiérrez and Paula Contesse Carvacho. See article

Argentina’s Brexit: why new president Milei is threatening to pull out of South America’s common market, by Diego Acosta and Leiza Brumat. See article

Volatility, bubbles, risk: how do we regulate the cryptocurrency market?, by Andrea Carrera. See article

What can we expect from the real-estate market in 2022?, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado. See article

Five fail-safe analog techniques to connect with our digital students, by Virginia Cabrera Nocito. See article

Man Ray and his influence on today's fashion, by Paloma Rodera Martínez. See article

Dravet syndrome: a rare epilepsy with social barriers, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia. See article

The global energy transition runs through India, by Juan José Coble Castro. See article

Talent, motivation and prestige: foundations for the training and selection of future teachers, by Montserrat Magro Gutiérrez. See article

How to create trade routes in developing countries without access to the sea, by Carlos Alberto Lastras Rodríguez. See article

Gender disinformation: an attack on democratic integrity, by Susana de Sousa Ferreira and Sonia Boulos. See article

“How can Europe help Ukraine? By integrating it into the EU?”, by Ignacio Molina (Autonomous University of Madrid), Susana de Sousa Ferreira (Nebrija University), Gustavo Palomares Lerma (UNED - Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia), Gloria Fernández Arribas (Pablo de Olavide University) and Eric Pardo (University of Deusto). See article

For a humanitarian and safe welcome at all borders, by Susana de Sousa Ferreira. See article

How to help university students find jobs in their field? by Eva María Iglesias Guzmán. See article

The drawbacks of Spain and Portugal being an energy island, by Juan José Coble Castro. See article

Art: When the copy is original, by Elena Merino Gómez and Fernando Moral. See article

Twitter, a new star in the Musk universe, by Helena López-Casares Pertusa. See article

How we got to this post-truth: social networks and disinformation, by Mercedes Herrero de la Fuente. See article

Antonio de Nebrija, professor, by Manuel Villa-Cellino, See article

The challenge of feeling emotions in another language, by Susana Martín Leralta and Teresa Simón Cabodevilla. See article

What profile lies behind the young people who shoot up US schools? By Ana Isabel Beltrán-Velasco. See article

Is the ‘build-to-rent’ model the solution to the housing problem? By Jorge Hernando Cuñado. See article

The value of Spanish for immigrants: a key element of labor integration, by Santiago Budría. See article

How to stop depending on fossil fuel imports quickly and safely, by Juan José Coble Castro. See article

Borderline personality disorder: how to treat it within the family, by Ana Isabel Beltrán-Velasco. See article

What factors influence economic growth? By Carlos Alberto Lastras Rodríguez. See article

Why don’t we all travel in electric cars yet? By Roberto Álvarez Fernández. See article

2,279 titled nobles in Spain: do they have special rights and duties to society? By Fernando García-Mercadal y García-Loygorri. See article

NATO and the security dilemma, by Fernando García-Mercadal y García-Loygorri. See article

Are memorization exercises useful at school? by Jorge González Alonso and Claudia Poch. See article

Inflation: financial education and family wealth, by Geoffrey Ditta. See article

Back to childhood with Gabriela Mistral, by Rosa Amor del Olmo. See article

From medieval jarchas to Rosalía: code-switching in popular lyrics, by Rosa Amor del Olmo. See article

Is it easier to be multilingual than bilingual? By Jorge González Alonso. See article

Economic X-ray of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, by José Manuel Muñoz Puigcerver. See article

What are so many weeks of school holidays for? By Sandra Ruiz Ambit. See article

What is feminist cinema like today? By Mercedes Ontoria Peña. See article

Podcasts need surnames, by Luis Miguel Pedrero Esteban. See article

Minors hooked on social networks: what can families do? By Mónica Moreno Aguilera and Mercedes L. Pedrajas López. See article

Democracy, a political system in permanent risk (even in Spain), by Alfonso López de la Osa Escribano . See article

Repeating a grade is not good for almost anyone, by José Muñiz (Nebrija University), Rubén Fernández-Alonso (University of Oviedo), Álvaro Postigo Gutiérrez (University of Oviedo) and Francisco Javier García Crespo (Complutense University of Madrid) See article

Women are half the world, but not half of the audiovisual industry, by Mercedes Herrero de la Fuente See article

Why Bolsón and not Baggins? Language and translation in Tolkien's creation of Middle-earth by María Ortiz Jiménez See article

Ecological transition at school: education, buildings and school environments, by Alexandra Delgado Jiménez. See article

The sweet moment of Spanish-German relations: a geostrategic question, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado. See article

How many types of children's literature do we know and how do we apply it? By Rosa Amor del Olmo. See article

The controversy over the appointment of CGPJ members explained step by step, by Sara Izquierdo Pérez. See article

A brief history of Spanish social cinema, by Nicolás Grijalba de la Calle. See article

Latest news on human consciousness, the great mystery of science, by Claudia Poch (Nebrija University), José Antonio Hinojosa Poveda (Complutense University of Madrid), Pedro Raúl Montoro Martínez (National University of Distance Education), Mikel Jimenez (Durham Universityy) and Antonio Prieto Lara (National University of Distance Education) See article

Public provision, private management: the eternal debate about how and who should provide basic services, by José Manuel Muñoz Puigcerver. See article

Is saving electricity at odds with comfort? By Roberto Álvarez Fernández. See article

The school's role in digital literacy begins with teacher training, by Laura Martínez Otón. See article

Notes on the age of disorder, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado. See article

Why the reform of the crime of embezzlement is a step backwards, by Sara Izquierdo Pérez. See article

Eleven alternatives to conventional Christmas cinema, by Javier Lozano Delmar (Loyola University Andalusia), Marta de Miguel Zamora (Rey Juan Carlos University), Valeria Camporesi (Autonomous University of Madrid), Mercedes Ontoria Peña (Nebrija University), Ana Isabel Cea Navas (University of Valladolid) Celestino Deleyto Alcalá (University of Zaragoza) and Sara Valenzuela-Monreal (Loyola University Andalusia). See article

• How to avoid tax evasions like that of Rubius, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• The modernism of an almost hundred-year-old Ulysses reaches the 21st century, by Laura de la Parra Fernández.
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• What time is best to train? Depends on the type of exercise, by David Recuenco Serrano.
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• Immersive art: What would Velázquez's 'Las Hilanderas' workshop smell like?, by Pablo Alvarez de Toledo Müller.
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• Spanish speakers recognize 30,000 words on average, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia.
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• The risk of social division between vaccinated and unvaccinated people, by Ramón Ortega Lozano (Nebrija University) and Aníbal Monasterio Astobiza, University of the Basque Country.
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• What do we do with wind farms when their useful life comes to an end?, by Juan José Coble Castro.
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• Guidelines for the recovery of the Spanish economy, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• Education is in danger: the succession of 8 different legislations is already taking its toll on students, by Fernando Tomé Bermejo.
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• COVID-19: measures and approaches to recover from a complex crisis, by Helena López-Casares Pertusa.
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• Are you an environmental citizen?, by Alexandra Delgado Jiménez.
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• Climate change law: towards another unsustainable mobility model , by Roberto Álvarez Fernández.
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• What legal options are there in the face of the end of the state of alarm in order to contain the pandemic?, by Ignacio Villaverde (University of Oviedo); Octavio Salazar Benítez (University of Cordoba); Victoria Rodríguez-Blanco (Miguel Hernández University); Teresa Martínez Díaz (Nebrija University); Antonio Arroyo Gil (Autonomous University of Madrid); Josefa Cantero Martínez (University of Castilla-La Mancha); Ignacio Álvarez Rodríguez (Complutense University of Madrid); Ricardo Rivero Ortega (University of Salamanca); Naiara Arriola Echaniz (University of Deusto) and Roberto Blanco Valdés (University of Santiago de Compostela).
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• A celebration without any complexes: the day of geek pride, by María-José Establés.
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• Where is employment going in Spain?, by Vanessa Izquierdo.
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• It's not what we say, it's how we say it, by Cristina Herrero Fernández (Nebrija University), Margarita Planelles Almeida (Nebrija University), Susana Martín Leralta (Nebrija University).
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• Can we trust the border guards, by Susana Raquel de Sousa Ferreira.
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• Podcasts are also for the summer (and here are some recommendations), by Luis Miguel Pedrero.
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• Educational resilience: how to get good academic results when everything is against you, by Rubén Fernández-Alonso (University of Oviedo), José Muñiz (Nebrija University), Francisco Javier García Crespo (Complutense University of Madrid).
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• Do our emotional experiences change depending on the culture and language that surrounds us?, by Marta Gallego-García and Kris Buyse.
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• How do social networks influence adolescents?, by Mónica Moreno Aguilera.
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• Thermoacoustics: an amazing technology, by Carmen Iniesta Barberá and Franscisco Javier Aranceta.
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• Breaking down 'mindfulness' and its practice: are mobile applications useful?, by Bárbara Gil Luciano.
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• What will happen to solar plants when their useful life comes to an end?, by Juan José Coble Castro.
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• Why freight transport fails at sustainability, by Alexandra Delgado Jiménez.
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• The sexualization of girls in online advertising continues, and they don't like it, by Carment Llovet.
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• Where are workers headed with robotization and artificial intelligence?, by Jessica Bayón Pérez.
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• Finances for everyday life, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• How scientific is seasonal depression?, by Mónica Morenos Aguilera.
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• Flipped classrooms have a future after the pandemic: let's invest in teacher training, by Mª Beatriz Juárez Escribano, Diana Valero Errazu and Cristina Villalonga Gómez.
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• Can willpower be trained?, by Rubén Fernández-Alonso (University of Oviedo), José Muñiz (Nebrija University), Álvaro Postigo Gutiérrez (University of Oviedo), Eduardo García Cueto (University of Oviedo) and Marcelino Cuesta Izquierdo (University of Oviedo).
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• Could a public power company be the solution to the rise in the price of electricity?, José Manuel Muñoz Puigcerver.
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• Why should the autonomous state be maintained?,by Teresa Martínez Díaz,
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• Will the new education policies get us out of a critical situation?, by Eva Ponte.
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• How do you find work after the age of 50? By training, by Andrea Carrera.
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• What is 'gamification' and why its effectiveness in the classroom is unclear, by Mª Beatriz Juárez Escribano and Diana Valero Errazu.
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• Coronavirus: health crisis or communication crisis?, by Helena López-Casares Pertusa.
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• March 8: When the Spanish public university opened the door to women, by Alicia Alvarado Escudero.
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• When doctors didn't wash their hands, by Ramón Ortega Lozano.
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• You can't cure without caring, by Ramón Ortega Lozano.
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• COVID-19: Is promoting a grade a gift or an emotional solution?, by Eva Ponte.
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• COVID-19 and the economy: what normality awaits us?, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• Will kisses and hugs return?, by Ramón Ortega Lozano and Ana Carballal Broome.
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• Without productivity, the European countryside cannot be sustained, by José Manuel Muñoz Puigcerver.
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• In the face of economic uncertainty, gold, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• Less urban center and more countryside: COVID-19 shakes up the real-estate market, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• Five fundamental steps to be understood in English (and it's not grammar), by Stephen Jenkins.
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• Adam and Eve, Nero, Marie Antoinette or Trump: 'fake news' are false, but not new, by José Manuel Burgueño.
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• Why, in times of uncertainty, does what's ours seem best?, by Ana Carballal Broome.
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• Is spelling compatible with “hashtags”?, by María Ortiz.
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• The new normal of gifted students, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia and Ana Fernández Mera.
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• The humanization of health during the pandemic, by Ramón Ortega Lozano.
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• Debunking the myth of Frida Khalo, by Amelia Meléndez Táboas.
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• Is it possible to feel pain without having an injury?, by David Recuenco Serrano.
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• What is your level of general culture? Test yourself with The Big Question, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia, José Antonio Hinojosa Poveda and Roger Boada Navarro.
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• COVID-19: from the health emergency to the economic recession, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• No, not everything has been invented in art, by Emilio López-Galiacho Carrilero.
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• Coronavirus, crisis and digitalization: the reasons behind the merger between CaixaBank and Bankia, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• How to avoid age discrimination in the fight against COVID-19, by Diana Valero Errazu and Guiomar Merodio Alonso.
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• Why the advance of renewable energies is already unstoppable, by Juan José Coble.
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• Welcome to the age of disorder, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• Dani Rodrik: the Princess of Asturias award winner who questions globalization, by José Manuel Muñoz Puigcerver.
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• Coronavirus is a monothematic topic, by Stephen Jenkins.
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• Beyond vaccines and therapies: we need to study the measures against the pandemic and their long-term impact, by Elena García, Gema Escobar and Lara Martínez.
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• Are you able to clearly recognize a disinformation outlet?, by Leticia Rodríguez Fernández.
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• Intersectionality: the way for the administration to address racial and gender discrimination, by María Caterina La Barberá, Ghufran Khir Allah, Leticia Segura Ordaz, Paloma Caravantes, Sonia Boulos, Julia Espinosa Fajardo and Laura Cassain.
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• Who uses the computer more at home? The gender digital gap in Spain, by Rocío Gago Gelado.
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• Geoeconomics: territorial imbalances and how to tackle them, by Helena López-Casares Pertusa.
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• Autumn and pandemic: How can we prevent mood disorders?, by Ana Navea Martín.
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• How do we redesign the cities that arose from the real-estate “boom”?, by Alexandra delgado Jiménez.
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• Migrations and borders through the lens of justice, by María Caterina La Barberá and Juan Carlos Velasco.
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• How to have a good level of English without language immersion, by Daniel Martín González.
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• What do we do with the most polluting used cars?, by Roberto Álvarez.
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• This is how worries affect our sleep, by Mónica Moreno Aguilera.
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• How do Spaniards insult?, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia and María del Carmen Méndez Santos.
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• How to make the most of virtual events, by Elena Borau Boira and Eglée Ortega Fernández.
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• The 'surruralism' of José Luis Cuerda: four films for a genre, by Jaime Bauzá.
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• The Internet of Things surrounds us but... do we know how to protect our data?, by Ester María Mocholí Ferrándiz,.
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• Advertising points the finger at us, by Gema Barón Dulce.
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• Female genital mutilation: from criminalization to victimization, by María Caterina La Barbera.
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• Women scientists have always been there, but were invisible... until now, by Alicia Alvarado Escudero.
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• Populism in electoral programs, by Juan de Lucio.
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• Economic balance of Pedro Sánchez's Government or why spending and income don't match, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• An Englishman, a German and a Spaniard were talking about the moon..., by Aina Casaponsa and Jon Andoni Duñabeitia.
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• Indigenous feminism of the colonial era, by Alicia Alvarado Escudero.
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• Sexist advertising still exists in the 21st century, by África Presol Herrero.
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• Universal basic income and its application in Spain, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• Uncertainty: the worst ally of Spanish companies facing Brexit, by José Manuel Muñoz Puigcerver.
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• Foster children: when science helps them integrate, by María Vaíllo.
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• Is there a bubble in the rental market?, by José Manuel Muñoz Puigcerver.
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• Tax cuts or more social spending? The economy is also debated during campaign, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• Clocking in to prevent overtime: satisfaction or disenchantment?, by Jessica Bayón Pérez.
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• Europe Day: between the invention of tradition and constitutional patriotism, by Carlos López Gómez.
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• Sustainable transport and pedaling: a safe electoral bet, by Roberto Álvarez Fernández.
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• The computer technology of the Apollo missions was a decade ahead of its time, by Juan Antonio Maestro de la Cuerda.
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• The network of cities committed to human rights is growing: The case of Madrid, by MariaCaterina La Barbera.
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• Brexit on Halloween: trick or treat?, by José Manuel Muñoz Puigcerver.
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• Low supply, high demand and high prices: this is the rental market in Spain, by Jorge Hernando Cuñado.
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• Ruling on the 'procés': Rebellion, sedition and fundamental rights, by Adrián Nicolás Marchal González.
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• The new digital society needs a recycled school, by Jessica Bayón Pérez.
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• Are free bus lines an effective measure against climate change?, by Roberto Álvarez Fernández.
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• How does the brain of voters work?, by Helena López-Casares Pertusa.
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• The European Union awaits Spain after the 10N, by Victoria Rodríguez Prieto.
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• How much has digital propaganda influenced the elections?, by Leticia Rodríguez Fernández.
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• Finland's example to end the vicious circle of poverty in Spain, by José Manuel Muñoz Puigcerver.
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• Keys, difficulties and benefits of organizing COP25, by Elena Borau Boira.
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• What will be the most in-demand job profiles?, by Jessica Bayón Pérez.
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• A transition summit? Lights and shadows of COP25, by Ivanka Puigdueta Bartolomé, Alberto Sanz Cobeña, Roberto Álvarez Fernández, Margarita Mediavilla Pascual, José Luis Postigo Sierra and Mar Campins.
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• Dictatorship 4.0: Algeria's open-air prison, by Miguel Oliveros Mediavilla.
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• Why don't we trust politicians?, by Leticia Rodríguez Fernández.
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• Do we know how to communicate?, by Rubén Darío Alves López.
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• Gender violence and the structural causes of inequality, by María Caterina La Barbera.
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• Article 47 of the Constitution: the right to housing explained to a primary school child, by Ester María Mocholí Ferrándiz.
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• Audio description: for the future of accessibility, by Nuria Mendoza Domínguez.
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• Of judges and freedom of expression, by Carlos Cachán Alcolea.
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• Why it is so important for students to mix languages in the classroom, by Jon Andoni Duñabeitia.
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