Switzerland’s autumn map shows where and when leaves are at their best
Oceane Duboust
The German missile supplier with big ambitions for the European market
The German supplier MBDA has big plans to provide defence systems in Europe but it’s facing stiff competition.
AI tool could be used to grade aggressiveness of rare cancers - study
Researchers developed an AI-powered algorithm to grade the aggressiveness of a rare cancer.
Researchers uncover hippocampus’ role in two memory functions
Researchers studied how the hippocampus supports memory functions.
Why do people ride electric scooters on the pavement?
E-scooter company Dott is using AI-powered cameras to study people’s use of their scooters.
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New cancer treatment using antibody could be less toxic - study
Researchers used an antibody to target mutated proteins in cancer with fewer side effects than common treatments in a promising study on mice.
This 3D-printed house could resist a 9.0 magnitude earthquake
A house that could resist earthquakes was built in Guatemala in 26 hours using a 3D printer.
Eating red meat linked to increased risk of type 2 diabetes - study
Replacing red meat with plant-based protein sources like nuts and vegetables may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes, according to a new study.
ADHD could be linked to higher risk of dementia, study finds
New research suggests that people with ADHD may be at increased risk of developing dementia later in life.
Does adding robots to your workplace make humans lazier?
Scientists have found that humans pay less attention to their work when they think robots have already checked it.
New 3D printing technique could help to repair brain injuries
Researchers could help to repair brain injuries by 3D printing human stem cells.
Why do businesses need to protect themselves from cyberattacks?
Cyberattacks pose grave risks to businesses, threatening finances, data, and reputation.
There’s a wave of French plant-based startups but is it too late?
Umiami is the latest French meat alternative startup aiming at the European market, but it’s a competitive field.
People may experience 'long colds' more than a month after infection
A new study has found that people may experience long-term symptoms due to other respiratory infections besides COVID.
What is ‘Swiftonomics’ and could it boost the European economy?
Taylor Swift's tour is not only rocking stadiums but also fuelling a hospitality surge. With the concerts predicted to generate $5 billion in consumer spending in the US alone, what kind of windfall can Europe expect?
France and Germany do battle over EU power market reform
As European energy ministers gear up to meet on 17 October, France and Germany struggle to find a compromise.
Scientists discover being vegetarian could be written in your genes
Researchers identified genes in vegetarians that may explain why they choose plant-based diets after screening 330,00 genomes.
‘It benefits everyone’: How can cities improve women’s mobility?
Safety is one of the main reasons women avoid public transport but it’s not the only one.
Meet South Korea's new artificial intelligence-based virtual avatars
Meet Zaein, one of South Korea's most active virtual humans, created with artificial intelligence (AI).
Scientists have designed a drug that mimics the benefits of exercise
The new drug boosted the metabolism and helped muscle gain and weight loss in mice - though it will be years before it will be trialled in humans.
AI model could predict whether breast cancer surgery was successful
A model using artificial intelligence (AI) technology can detect if all of the cancerous cells have been removed during breast cancer surgery, a new study has shown.
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