“A pilot study with eight children (ages 6–8) explored their use of visual probabilistic information in a task where Lucy lemur plays the roulette. Children estimated happiness of Lucy and chose games based on probabilities, showing consistent choices matching the two modalities and no clear preference for specific probability values. Results indicate that young children can process complex visual probabilistic information and make consistent estimates, laying the groundwork for further research on probabilistic reasoning.”

“Back during my time at the Universidad Tecnológica de La Habana “Jose Antonio Echeverrı́a”, CUJAE I assist with a workshop on the Problem Base Learning (PBL) approach to teaching. Little did I know about the serious science behind the development of innovative Learning and Teaching approaches. Even less on how far in our history, it is possible to track our “modern” problems and solutions! In the present contribution I share with the readers some of these findings. I will particularly focus on those corresponding to the Hellenistic times of the classical Greco-Roman philosophy, and hopefully, just hopefully, I will be able to transmit how modern these “ancient thoughts” look like.”

“This study analyses the potential value of the network of scientific collaboration of Cuban researchers in Europe focussing on their institutional links with worldwide collaborators between 1995 and 2014.”

“A quantum vaccinomics approach was proposed based on the characterization of vector-host-pathogen molecular interactions and the immunological quantum to further advance the design of more effective and safe vaccines.”