This is a new podcast of the Radio Program Triunfa en internet (Triumph in the Internet) in which I made a (very) little talk.

This time it’s about Biocomputation.
If you can understand Spanish and are interested on Biology, Biocomputation and Artificial Life, you can listen to it from here.

Just press PLAY:

Posted by Boriel as Podcast, Biology at 2.02 pm

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This post is about Redes (which is Spanish for Nets) a wide audience science tv program. A Redes fan has a blog about this TV programme, Redes Eduard Punset - TVE2. If you don’t happen to be able to read Spanish, then you might not be interested in this

Posted by Boriel as Science at 9.42 pm

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I’ve recently read in Barrapunto (Spanish version of Slashdot) that a big image compositon of Orion Nebula taken by Hubble space telescope has been published. The image is really beautiful.

You can have a glance here, but I encourage you to go to the original site, since there’s much more interesting material there.

Posted by Boriel as Astronomy, Science at 2.26 pm

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As I said in a previous post, Triunfa en Internet is a Spanish podcast radio-program.

This time I’ve participated in program #39, about Robotics. It’s content is not very specialized nor technical, but amateur. If you can understand Spanish, I recommend you to listen it, especially if you’re not a geek.

You can later participate in the forum and give your opinion about the program or contribute with more information.

If you can speak Spanish and want to listen press Play…

Posted by Boriel as Podcast, Robotics at 10.51 am

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I got astounded after finding out that a mysterious carnivore’s been discovered in Borneo’s forests.

You can see the pict below. It’s similar to a Lemur, carnivore they say, and it has the size of a cat.

It seems our planet still have some little surprises like this one. If this happens to be true, it’s likely this sort of mammal is almost extinct, or it would have been discovered before.

Posted by Boriel as Biology, Science, News at 2.23 pm

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