On a visit to Liverpool, the prime minister will unveil two ‘carbon capture clusters’ in Merseyside and Teesside to be developed in the next 25 years
04/10/2024 The Independent
‘A few decades ago the idea of a cancer vaccine was science fiction’ – but it is now becoming more of a reality, says Dr Claire Bromley from Cancer Research UK
04/10/2024 The Independent
The world’s first vaccine for ovarian cancer has given hope to thousands. The joab is being developed in the UK and could wipe out the deadly disease, researchers say.
04/10/2024 The Independent
One in 80 men screened in Northern Ireland has an AAA – abdominal aortic aneurysm. It usually causes no symptoms, and most people are not aware they have it. If an AAA bursts, it leads to serious internal bleeding, which is fatal in eight out of 10…
04/10/2024 BBC
Physical activity, screen time and sleep levels for preschoolers in Canada and globally don’t meet recommendations, risking global health challenges. It’s time to get little ones a little more active.
04/10/2024 The Conversation
A project in Melbourne’s Royal Park has proved city parks and streets can be used as sites for nature repair that help endangered ecosystems and species to survive.
03/10/2024 The Conversation
Big tech doesn’t just fund research into itself – it also controls researchers’ access to data. Even big tobacco didn’t have this kind of power.
03/10/2024 The Conversation
Utilizing carbon contracts for difference mechanisms could help the federal government maintain its climate policies. But overly relying on these tools brings its own risks.
03/10/2024 The Conversation
Parents of newborns are reporting symptoms including diarrhea, twitching, and “complete toddler meltdowns” after giving them Pure Body Extra detox treatment.
03/10/2024 Wired
In our new weekly series, we’re covering the vast amount of investment, ingenuity and scientific expertise going toward stopping climate change.
03/10/2024 New York Times
Ant agriculture started 66 million years ago as fungi experienced “a heyday” in the aftermath of the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs, a new study suggests.
03/10/2024 The Independent
Two housing policy experts explain the origins behind Canada’s housing crisis and what needs to change in order to fix it.
03/10/2024 The Conversation
More than 80% of pregnant women in Ireland are iron deficient by their third trimester, according to a new study my colleagues and I conducted. What we found particularly surprising was that the women were in otherwise good health.
03/10/2024 The Conversation
Imagining speaking to your younger self might not be helpful, you can’t change the past but you can regret it.
03/10/2024 The Conversation
For the Maasai, Nyekweri forest has such a high ecological and socio-cultural value. But new conservancies aren’t working as best they could.
03/10/2024 The Conversation
Some of the earliest galaxies found with JWST are also the brightest. That’s a problem for our ideas about the universe.
03/10/2024 The Conversation
A monkey that performed poorly on vision tests did much better after having a stem cell transplant to patch up holes in its retina
03/10/2024 NewScientist
Google is making some of its biggest ever changes, to add more artificial intelligence to its search engine.
03/10/2024 The Independent
It is the latest move from the tech giant to change how people search online using artificial intelligence.
03/10/2024 BBC
Google is injecting its search engine with more artificial intelligence that will enable people to voice questions about images and occasionally organize an entire page of results, despite the technology's past offerings of misleading information.
03/10/2024 The Independent
A seminal paper in Alzheimer’s research raised red flags. Those who called out the problematic data hoped the discovery would correct the scientific record. Instead, the questions raised about the work highlighted cracks that have been slowly eating…
11/09/2024 Undark Magazine
