Green News Wolves are recovering in Europe - here’s why that’s good news From loggerhead turtles to wolverines, many previously struggling European species have made recoveries, new research reveals. 27/09/2022
Green News Want to age gracefully? Take some tips from the naked mole rat Researchers are studying naked mole rats to try and unlock their anti-ageing, anti-illness secrets - and help people suffering with arthritis. 14/09/2022
Health news This blood test can spot cancer before you show any symptoms The Galleri blood test can detect cancers that don’t currently have routine screening methods. 12/09/2022
Culture news Why small talk at work is more important than you might think A little more conversation leads to more action. New study finds exchanging pleasantries with colleagues makes people work better together. 05/09/2022
Climate Will climate change make hail storms more severe? Giant hailstones rained down on Catalonia this week, shattering car windows and injuring dozens. Climate change could make these events more common. 01/09/2022
Smart Regions The project trying to bring back traditional cereal crops to Europe In partnership with the European Commission The ‘Re-cereal' initiative not only seeks to boost biodiversity by reintroducing traditional crops, but it is also a scientific project. Institutions as well as public and private entities are involved in the project to optimise cultivation methods, producing robust crops and gluten-free foods. 29/08/2022
Qatar 365 Qatar at the forefront of research In partnership with Media City We look at three programmes making huge advances in scientific research in Qatar: Biobank’s DNA sampling which is transforming patient care, the Qatar Genome Programme which is changing precision medicine, and a facility revolutionising the treatment of sports injuries 24/08/2022
Health news Doppelgängers may share the same behaviours, as well as the same faces Scientists studying lookalikes have found evidence they may share similar behaviours. 24/08/2022
Green News This 'solar leaf' floats on waterways to create energy like plants This ‘floating leaf’ could one day decarbonise some of the world’s biggest polluters, according to University of Cambridge scientists. 18/08/2022
Eco-Innovation This paper battery with a water switch could help cut electronic waste The team behind the paper battery say it could be used for smart labels, environmental sensors and even medical devices. 09/08/2022
Health news Scientists create world’s first 'synthetic' embryos using stem cells The ability to create embryos from stem cells without eggs or sperm is revolutionary, but for many, it also raises ethical question marks. 05/08/2022
Green News Rainwater is no longer safe to drink anywhere on Earth, scientists say Scientists are calling for tighter restrictions on PFAS which persist in the environment for years. 04/08/2022
Mobility Lunar caves with 'sweater weather' could support life on the Moon Shady areas within pits and caves on the Moon that always hover around a comfortable 17°C could soon allow future astronauts to live on the Moon. 04/08/2022
Green News Loch Ness Monster existence ‘plausible’ after fossil discovery Scientists have discovered fossils in Morocco that could give hope to ‘Nessie’ hunters. 01/08/2022
Smart Regions The tech tool that precisely measures vitamins in fruit and veg In partnership with The European Commission Measuring the number of vitamins in fruit and vegetables in real-time in the field will soon be a reality thanks to a cheap easy-to-use biosensor. Smart Regions meets the scientists behind the tech. 01/08/2022
Health news Ancient Europeans were lactose intolerant, but drank milk anyway Ancient Europeans were consuming milk thousands of years before they developed the ability to digest it, a new study shows. 28/07/2022
Tech News Gaming time is unlikely to impact well-being, study finds New research of almost 40,000 video gamers has found “little to no evidence” that the time spent playing affects their well-being, countering fears that gaming might affect players’ mental health. 27/07/2022
Ocean Polar opposite: How climate change is altering the Arctic? In partnership with the European Commission The Arctic is warming faster than any other place on the planet, while its wildlife is being slowly poisoned by industrial toxins. Ocean travels to the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard to meet the scientists studying the environmental change taking place in the region. 26/07/2022
Ocean "The changes in the Arctic do not stay in the Arctic" In partnership with the European Commission Ocean speaks to Professor Kim Holmén, the man monitoring Svalbard's changing environment. 26/07/2022
Health news Nitrates in ham and cured meats linked to cancer, French agency says A new report from the French health agency has confirmed a link between nitrates in ham and processed meats and the development of colorectal cancer. Used as preservatives, nitrates give ham its pink colour. So is this the end of pink ham as we know it? 12/07/2022