Metode Science Studies Journal

Metode Science Studies Journal (ISSN 2174-3487 - eISSN 2174-9221) is a yearly open-access and peer-reviewed journal that publishes original research, commentary, reviews, and analyses focused on current research and especially on science communication. We accept articles on all fields of science, which undergo a double-blind peer review quality process.

Current Issue

No. 15: Volume 15 (Online first)

Published: 2024-03-26

Documentary texts

Artificial intelligence at the service of the patient: Using ChatGPT to make medical reports easier to understand

Adéla Koťátková, Manuel Miralles Hernández

Science anywhere and anyhow. A journey into the fascinating world of recreational science

Introduction: Science anywhere and anyhow

Rafael García-Molina
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A brief history of recreational physics: A discipline with a glorious past and a promising future

Rafael Garcia-Molina
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A passion for chemistry: Historical and current references in recreational chemistry and implications for teaching and outreach

Gabriel Pinto
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Fun sharpens the mind: How simple problems bring us closer to complex mathematical theories

Fernando Blasco
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From theory to action: The collective adventure of science recreation clubs

Miguel García-Guerrero, Viridiana Esparza-Manrique
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Recreational science in nature: An on-the-ground perspective

Marc Boada
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Everything is chemistry: Challenges for a sustainable future

Everything is chemistry: Challenges for a sustainable future

Lluís Pascual
Circular chemistry: Adapting linear chemistry to mitigate the climate crisis

Bianca Stadelmann, Chris Slootweg
Sustainable nitrogen fixation: Agrochemical research in food production adapted to planetary limits

Lluís Pascual, Emanuela Accardo, Hermenegildo Garcia Baldoví
Copper circular economy: Challenges of the energy and digital transition

Jorge Torrubia, Alicia Valero
Chemistry for next-generation diagnostics: Key factors in the development of medical biosensors

Maria Soler, Laura M. Lechuga
Chemicals and human and environmental health: The need for an international panel on chemical pollution

Joan O. Grimalt

Digital humanities

Introduction: Digital humanities

Teresa Ferrer Valls
Where will the digital humanities be in 100 years? The humanities as a hope for the digital

José Calvo Tello
Weaving the past into the future An overview of the SILKNOW project

Cristina Portalés, Mar Gaitán, Jorge Sebastián, Ester Alba, Marcos Fernández
Language evolution 'in silico' From large-scale data to artificial agents creating languages from scratch

Thomas Brochhagen
Reassembling and generating cultural networks A digital humanities research agenda

Juan-Luis Suárez

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A brief history of recreational physics, by Rafael García-Molina

Current Issue

Documentary texts

Artificial intelligence at the service of the patient: Using ChatGPT to make medical reports easier to understand

Science anywhere and anyhow. A journey into the fascinating world of recreational science

Introduction: Science anywhere and anyhow

A brief history of recreational physics: A discipline with a glorious past and a promising future

A passion for chemistry: Historical and current references in recreational chemistry and implications for teaching and outreach

Fun sharpens the mind: How simple problems bring us closer to complex mathematical theories

From theory to action: The collective adventure of science recreation clubs

Recreational science in nature: An on-the-ground perspective

Everything is chemistry: Challenges for a sustainable future

Everything is chemistry: Challenges for a sustainable future

Circular chemistry: Adapting linear chemistry to mitigate the climate crisis

Sustainable nitrogen fixation: Agrochemical research in food production adapted to planetary limits

Copper circular economy: Challenges of the energy and digital transition

Chemistry for next-generation diagnostics: Key factors in the development of medical biosensors

Chemicals and human and environmental health: The need for an international panel on chemical pollution

Digital humanities

Introduction: Digital humanities

Where will the digital humanities be in 100 years? The humanities as a hope for the digital

Weaving the past into the future An overview of the SILKNOW project

Language evolution 'in silico' From large-scale data to artificial agents creating languages from scratch

Reassembling and generating cultural networks A digital humanities research agenda

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