futuris 28/01/2019 Could microalgae transform our food and cosmetics industries? Could Microalgae change food and cosmetics industries?
Outdoor 24/01/2019 "Our largest and most critical ecosystem" - Unlocking the secrets of the vast Indian Ocean An unprecedented science mission is on its way to gauge the impact of climate change as well as search for new species.
Netherlands 12/11/2018 Wing-flapping drone mimics insect flight Dutch researchers have built a wing-flapping drone which mimics insect flight – and could teach zoologists more about how real insects' brains work.
no comment 01/11/2018 Watch : Rare 'Dumbo' octopus seen in California deep-sea dive A rare 'Dumbo' octopus was spotted by scientists during a deep-sea research dive done by their unmanned robotic submersible off the coast of California.
Italy 16/10/2018 Child ‘vampire burial’ unearthed in Italy Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a 10-year-old child who they believe was given a “vampire burial” meant to keep the deceased from rising from the dead and infecting the living.
United Kingdom 15/10/2018 British PhD student arrested in UAE on spying charges British PhD student, Matthew Hedges, has been arrested in UAE on spying charges. He was arrested five months ago.
Switzerland 01/10/2018 Women aren't discriminated against - it's men, says professor CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research based in Geneva, has publicly apologised for a researcher's report which said physics was “invented and built by men, it’s not by invitation”
United Kingdom 01/10/2018 Young people feel loneliest of any age group in the UK: study Two in five participants aged 16-24 reported feeling lonely often or very often, the study found
futuris 01/10/2018 Scientists try seawater to save Europe's rice from rapacious invasive snail Experiments in Spain could also lead to a salt-resistant rice strain that may prove invaluable in the future as rising oceans threaten rice paddies the world over.
Switzerland 28/09/2018 Behind the Science: An exclusive look around CERN in Geneva — Episode 4 Welcome to ‘Behind the Science’, where we take a very special journey around CERN — the world' most famous physics research centre. Here you will find one of the largest collections of Nobel Prizes on the planet.
Switzerland 28/09/2018 Behind the Science: An exclusive look around CERN in Geneva — Episode 3 ‘Behind the Science’ brings you to discover CERN, where thousands of scientists keep on working day and night to study the extremely small (particles) in order to understand the extremely large (universe).
futuris 24/09/2018 Robots ensure bees get the buzz European scientists are trying to save the bee population by creating robotic helpers to warn them of dangers, by reproducing the insects' hive mentality, and communication techniques.
world news 21/09/2018 558 million-year-old fossil is world's oldest known animal, scientists say The discovery dates the presence of animals of Earth 20 million years earlier than previously thought.
Switzerland 21/09/2018 Behind the Science: An exclusive look around CERN in Geneva — Episode 2 Follow us behind the scenes at CERN — "Behind the Science" takes you inside one of the most famous physics research centres in the world, where thousands of scientists work day and night to unlock the secrets of our universe.
Switzerland 21/09/2018 Behind the Science: An exclusive look around CERN in Geneva — Episode 1 CERN opened the doors of his headquarters in Geneva, exclusively to Euronews, and showed us some of the services that are essential cogs in the scientific machine when it comes to unlocking the secrets of our universe.
United Kingdom 31/08/2018 Watch: Researchers use rhino dung to save endangered species Scientists are studying biomarkers in the droppings of rhinos in an effort to save the species.
World 31/08/2018 World Water Week: How clean is European water? Some 60% of European waters monitored failed to reach "good" ecological status.
China 28/08/2018 Air pollution can damage our intelligence, study finds Exposure to air pollution may impede cognitive ability as people become older, with less-educated men the worst affected, a new study has found.
Brazil 23/08/2018 First pictures show uncontacted tribe in Brazil Drone captures first ever images of jungle group.
France 01/08/2018 What's killing France's dolphins? Some 700 dolphins washed up dead on French beaches over the winter, figures reveal, most of them victims of the fishing industry.
