María is the founder and editor-in-chief of SciGlam. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Biology from Autonomous University of Madrid and a PhD in Biomedical Sciences from Complutense University of Madrid, Spain. She currently lives in Montreal, Canada.
The energy crisis in Europe resulting from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has once again demonstrated how dependent we are on an energy source controlled by very few countries in the…
We closed the summer by traveling to eastern Andalusia in the south of Spain to meet with painter Thomas Neukirch (Aufsess, Germany, 1961) in an abandoned olive press.
Since the early 1980s, Montréal’s Mile End neighbourhood has seen its streets transformed by a wave after wave of culture and good taste. Here, local writers, artists, musicians, and filmmakers…
We visited the sculptor Jacobo Castellano (Jaén, Spain, 1976) in the Casa de las Flores (House of Flowers), an emblematic building in the Chamberí district of Madrid.
Actress, fanzine writer, podcaster, skateboarding lover, DJ, and vocalist of indie bands Clovis, Los Eterno, and her solo project Daga Voladora. Cristina Plaza (Madrid, Spain, 1975) has become an icon…
Four years ago, molecular biologist Meme Pacheco (Málaga, Spain, 1980) quit her scientific career at the Spanish National Research Council laboratories in Madrid and moved to Soria, a small city…
We talk with Maria Zamfir (Bucharest, Romania, 1991), the founding mother of The Neuron Family, a collection of cartoon neurons that she created to explain the diversity of cells involved…
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