What would a society be like without the capacity for critical thinking? We analyse why disinformation and fake news are gaining ground in the new Metode SSJ monograph, «Exercising critical thinking».
Metode SSJ, Volume 1, 2026, titled «Everlasting» and coordinated by Salvador Macip, a medical expert in the biology of neurodegeneration and ageing, explores these questions.
I am extremely sad to have lost orangutan expert Biruté Galdikas. We corresponded often about many things, most recently regarding my questions for an interview for Mètode, her becoming a 2026 Fellow at the UPF Center for Animal Ethics (UPF-CAE), and the Great Ape Law.
Open call for papers on exceptional plants. Deadline for submission: 27 March 2026.
Open call for papers on the scientific essay genre. Deadline for submission: 25 September 2026.
Issue 127 of Metode Science Studies Journal invites us to reflect on the ambivalent and directional relationship between science and war, and, at the same time, on the role of armed conflicts in scientific advances.
Renewal of the FECYT quality seal is a recognition and acknowledgement of the editorial excellence, scientific rigour, and transparency in Metode Science Studies Journal's content selection and review processes.
The use of artificial intelligence, along with the associated risks and uncertainties, made it clear that a monograph on this topic was necessary.
The new Mètode monograph analyses the different impacts of climate change and human activity on the cryosphere.
The new Mètode monograph analyses our relationship with non-human animals and their wellbeing.
Issue 123 explores the connections between science and National Socialism in a current context in which xenophobic and authoritarian discourse is re-emerging.
The storm have affected the natural areas of the province of Valencia, such as La Albufera, and have left them in a delicate situation.
Issue 122 of Metode analyses the role of data science and artificial intelligence in the study and research of humanities.
Issue 121 of Mètode looks at the role of chemistry in contributing to a more sustainable future by improving production processes and recovering and reusing materials.
Mètode monograph 120 explores recreational science as a playful way of popularising science and engaging the public's curiosity.
Volume 14 of this English-language publication brings together the monographs published in 2023 on topics as diverse as scientific and nature photography, dinosaurs, primates and storytelling in science.
As the year draws to a close, we at Mètode have compiled the ten most read articles of 2023. We hope you enjoy reading them and thank you for your continued support!
The new Metode monograph, coordinated by Bienvenido León, focuses on storytelling as a tool for science communication.
Monograph 118 is devoted to the study of cognitive and behavioural processes in primates.
This seal identifies Spanish scientific publications that meet a series of internationally recognised requirements of professionalism and has become one of the main indicators of the quality of scientific journals in Spain.
«At the Maestrat basin, we have discovered dinosaurs that did not exist anywhere else in the world»
Interview with Andrés Santos-Cubedo
Interview with Andrés Santos-Cubedo, one of the members of the team that participated in the discovery of a new dinosaur in Cinctorres.
Issue 117 of the journal Metode, coordinated by palaeontologist Luis Alcalá, focuses on dinosaur research, from local sites to current global knowledge.
Issue 116 of Mètode, the scientific communication journal published by the University of Valencia, is dedicated to photography and the prominent role it has played in understanding and protecting nature.
Science: The genesis of ideas is the title of 2023's Metode Science Studies Journal volume, born from curiosity for the world around us and the need to keep asking new questions.
