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Tomás Pereda: "Senior talent now has a great opportunity to stand out again".

Tomás Pereda, HR Senior Advisor, participated in a new PROA Comunicación video in which he highlighted the value of senior talent in relation to the difficult situation we are experiencing, "it now has a great opportunity to stand out again". In addition to highlighting the opportunities of this situation and the importance of intergenerational teams, he has exposed the demographic problem in Spain, and has expressed his opinion on the structural shortage of talent and cultural change in organisations.

Manuel García Ramírez -- COVID-19 and the different types of security

Security is generally thought to be only physical, and in some cases logical if it affects programs or technology. But people are always the ultimate......

Coronavirus and safety in the European Union

For some months now, the coronavirus has been a priority because of how it is affecting European Union (EU) countries beyond the social alarm that has been created. It is a threat that has become a reality sooner rather than later. From China, where the outbreak began...

José Antonio R. Piedrabuena -- Against the belief in neural networks

They should stop slandering real neurons, because the brain does not only work thanks to them, and change the name of neuronal networks. I believe that they cannot be considered to be the model of any 'neural network', beyond the pure appearance and opportunistic use of the name We start...

Rafa Rubio -- "Businesses need to engage with institutions in a professional way".

The world of lobbying has evolved in recent years, coming out of the shadows and becoming a professionalised, more transparent field, capable of opening and strengthening democratic channels of communication and influence between companies, organisations and public authorities. One of the pioneers of...

José Antonio Rodríguez Piedrabuena -- Exercise rejuvenates molecular programmes of ageing tissues

It is well known that physical exercise is beneficial to health, but there are little-known aspects that underline its importance, for example in rejuvenation. There is evidence that exercise reverses changes in ageing-related genes and, therefore, the phenotypes of the body's cells and tissues.

The "Botellón" has Consequences

Directed at the politicians who want the votes of young drinkers and so far have enabled spaces for it, they should know that: Repeated alcohol consumption during adolescence can affect brain functions in future generations, which could put their offspring at risk of diseases such as depression, anxiety and metabolic...

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