A team of researchers at the New York Polytechnic Institute has just shown that a robot that simulates a fish can drive a fish trail. Researchers have for years been studying the practice of fish that drive in nature and have now created a biomimetic robot that correctly mimics the behavior of the guide fish.
The main objective of the research is to help sardines distance themselves from the natural disasters they have suffered. Let's see if this is the case. In fact, other objectives come to mind, among them, the ability to drive fish would allow us to take them to fishing nets. All research can have a good and dark side, as this example shows.
Until now we have believed that those in charge of copying books during the Middle Ages and before the printing press was opened were men, specifically monks of monasteries.
But a group of researchers from the University of Bergen, Norway, concludes that women also worked as... [+]
Florentzia, 1886. Carlo Collodi Le avventure de Pinocchio eleberri ezagunaren egileak zera idatzi zuen pizzari buruz: “Labean txigortutako ogi orea, gainean eskura dagoen edozer gauzaz egindako saltsa duena”. Pizza hark “zikinkeria konplexu tankera” zuela... [+]
Aposapo + Mäte + Daño Dolor
When: April 5th.
In which: In the Youth Center of Markina-Xemein.
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I’ve made my way to the cheese house with the shopping cart full of vegetables, and we’ve spent the evening cutting... [+]
