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  • Artificial intelligence, gene editing, and nuclear fusion: the technological convergence that will redefine human progress

    February 24th, 2026Artificial intelligence, Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Gene Therapy, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    The history of human progress is inextricably linked to scientific knowledge and technological development. Today, at the dawn of a new era marked by artificial intelligence (AI), gene editing and nuclear fusion, mankind is facing an unprecedented promise of well-being [...]

  • One hundred years of uncertainty: from Heisenberg to consciousness

    July 30th, 2025Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    On the centenary of the foundational developments in quantum mechanics, the United Nations General Assembly has proclaimed 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. This commemoration highlights not only the historical impact of one of the most [...]

  • How science explains consciousness

    April 8th, 2025Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    A historical perspective Consciousness is the ethereal fabric that gives rise to our subjective experiences, our perception of the world, and our sense of self. For many millennia, this concept has been associated with religious or philosophical thought that considers [...]

  • Antiqua et Nova and the AI ​​Regulation 2024: Tradition and future in the regulation of artificial intelligence

    February 25th, 2025Artificial intelligence, Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    Artificial intelligence (AI) represents one of the greatest technological advances of our time, with profound implications for society, the economy and ethics. In this context, 2025 is a momentous year for AI. Two important documents have marked this year as [...]

  • The moral value of the human being

    January 31st, 2025Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Human embryos, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    Human beings have been recognized as having a moral value since the dawn of human history. We have been aware of the practice of funeral rituals since the Neanderthals began burying their dead about 100,000 years ago, a clear sign [...]

  • What does science tell us about the soul?

    July 16th, 2024BIOETHICS NEWS, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    Consciousness is the state of awareness of oneself, allowing us to be aware of our own existence and of everything that happens around us. It is the song that sticks in our head or the smell of the earth after [...]

  • Science tells us time and time again that God exists

    April 23rd, 2024Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    A new understanding of the world Viktor Frankl[1], a young Austrian psychiatrist who survived the horrors of the concentration camps in Nazi Germany, has conveyed his thoughts that the search for meaning is the primary motivational force in human life. [...]

  • Newton and Darwin. Their theories endure, although with limitations

    January 3rd, 2024Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    The contributions of Newton and Darwin The theories of Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin, two of the most influential scientists in human history, have long prevailed, but the twentieth century has witnessed important discoveries that have limited their postulates. Newton’s [...]

  • Do scientists bet…? More than you think

    August 31st, 2023BIOETHICS NEWS, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    Doubt is a key feature of scientific progress that consists of a constant reevaluation of hypotheses. This constant doubt and proposal of new theories often leads the research community to controversy and conflict. This is the framework that fosters the making [...]

  • Francisco J. Ayala, the legacy of a great scientist, scholar and gentleman lives on in the scientific community

    April 21st, 2023Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    The fallen idol The Spanish geneticist Francisco J. Ayala [1] , an American national, was one of the most renowned scientists in the United States in recent times.  His name was attached to the University of California Irvine (UCI), to which [...]

  • Is it reasonable to believe in God?

    February 20th, 2023Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    Pope Benedict XVI’s homily at Regensburg On 12 September 2006, on the occasion of a Eucharistic Celebration in Regensburg (Germany), Pope Benedict XVI gave a beautiful and thought-provoking homily that we would like to comment on, as a simple homage, [...]

  • There is no science without philosophy

    March 23rd, 2022Bioethics, BIOETHICS NEWS, Science and Religion, SPECIAL REPORTS

    Science and philosophy were born together Until recent times, there was no distinction between physics and philosophy, and indeed one can say that they were born and developed together. Thales of Miletus, who lived in the sixth century B.C., is [...]

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