• The latest issue of the quarterly magazine Elhuyar Zientzia eta Teknologia brings current issues.

• Maps, Atapuerca anthropologist María Martinon Torres and superconductivity are the protagonists of September.

Maps are interpretations of the environment and the diversity of interpretations of the environment makes maps very varied. Of course, there are no perfect maps, because it is not possible to imagine a sphere without errors in a plane. From there, the mathematician Raúl Ibáñez Torres and the geographer Mikel Aiestaran Olano de Gaindegia have given their vision on maps in the report Maps, the world according to one.As for today, the article Superconductivity provides account of a

research that has revolutionized the physical world. In fact, some physicists have reached superconductivity at the highest temperature in history. DIPC researchers have found a theoretical explanation ofthis phenomenon and the article collects the explanations of one of them, the researcher Ion Errea.On the other

hand, it is worth highlighting the in-depth interview to the anthropologist of Atapuerca, María Martín de Torres. Specializing in teeth, in addition to his research, he spoke with the interviewer of the Atapuerca site and the past and evolution of our species.

In addition, this September issue offers other contents: Award-winning work at the IKERGAZTE Congress in the area of Science and Natural Sciences, short news, interviews, analysis, opinion, articles submitted by researchers...All contents and updated information of the latest issue are available on the website of the magazine Elhuyar

Zientzia eta Teknologia. From

now on, it also offers the possibility to receive monthly by mail the new content published on the web through the newsletter of the magazine.