Health This edible QR code could help tackle fake medicines and whisky This nearly invisible code made with the help of genetically modified silkworms can be scanned by a smartphone to verify if a medicine or alcohol is genuine. 14/06/2022
Nature Scientists find ‘long-extinct’ giant tortoise alive in the Galápagos The last known ‘fantastic giant tortoise’ was found in 1906. Now, scientists have discovered another one. 14/06/2022
Mobility NASA sets up UFO study, and it’s no joke The truth is out there, and NASA is going after it. 10/06/2022
Biztech news Watch: Scientists test 'living skin' on robot that can heal when cut The skin is water-resistant, has self-healing properties, and can move and stretch with the movement of the robotic body parts. 09/06/2022
Health This experimental drug trial saw cancer vanish in every patient The cancer patients saw their tumours disappear after the treatment, and have been cancer-free for two years. 07/06/2022
Smart Regions How 'RoboCoop' is teaching the next generation of STEM innovators? Smart Regions heads to Bratislava, Slovakia, to see how a European project called RoboCoop is inspiring the next generation of innovators. 06/06/2022
Health Watch: Scientists 3D print and transplant an ear made of human cells A woman has become the first person to receive a 3D-printed ear transplant made from her own cells grown in a lab. 04/06/2022
Green News Scientists one step closer to capturing nighttime solar power By ‘catching’ the earth’s heat at night, Australian researchers have taken a major step towards nighttime solar power. 19/05/2022
Climate Could we hit 1.5°C of global warming in the next five years? The latest climate update from the WMO shows the planet is teetering on the edge of dangerous global warming. 10/05/2022
world news Good News: A high school for sloths and roads paved with nappies We bet you can't number 3 things that went well this week. We have 4: A high school for sloths, roads paved with nappies in Wales, Nigeria’s Spider-Man and more. 06/05/2022
Eco-Innovation Could offshore wind turbines actually help coral reefs survive? Threatened by warming sea temperatures, a project to grow coral reefs on the base of wind turbines is making significant progress. 06/05/2022
Rethink Meet the man testing psychedelics to solve the mental health crisis Dr David Erritzoe is leading the charge to use a new type of approach to mental health treatments by combining psychedelics with psychotherapy 21/04/2022
world news Good News: Five things that went well in the world this week Good News: The mysterious return of Darwin's missing notebooks and a new record for women's football 15/04/2022
Living Will installing solar panels in your home cut your energy bills? Is it worth investing in solar panels for your house? Here we look at costs, how it works in other countries, and whether you need to live in the sunshine for them to work. 14/04/2022
Biztech news Collateral damage: How sanctions on Russia are hurting science too The Ukraine war has all but halted decades-long scientific cooperation between the West and Russia, from space to climate research. 11/04/2022
Green News 'Night solar panels' that work in the dark could be just as productive The special solar cells work the same as their daytime counterparts - but in reverse. 08/04/2022
Mobility Astronomers spot the most distant galaxy on record It's 13.5 billion light-years away and it's been forming stars at an "incredible rate". 08/04/2022
Green News UN panel to release report on efforts to curb climate change A United Nations-backed panel is due to release a highly anticipated new report on the world's efforts to curb global warming. 04/04/2022
Health The map of our DNA is finally complete. Here's why it matters The previously missing bits in the map of our DNA could provide further insight into human evolution, ageing and genetic diseases. 01/04/2022
Health Is modifying the genes of our cats the way to solve pet allergies? Researchers believe the gene editing technology CRISPR could knock out a key allergen produced by cats. 29/03/2022
Health Infertility cure? Meet the scientist using 3D printing to create sperm Scientists have 3D printed human testicular cells in the hope of helping men with fertility issues finally produce sperm. 22/03/2022
Sci-tech Dubai's Museum of the Future In this episode of Sci-tech, Jane Witherspoon explores the Museum of the Future in Dubai. The intellectual and scientific hub aims to bring together the very best minds in science, technology and innovation. 18/03/2022
See Vaccine sculptures and textbook drawings: Where do art & science meet? Many see visual art and hard science as completely separate fields, but are they? Here we take a look at artists who embrace both worlds. 12/03/2022
Nature What is 'de-extinction' and can animals be brought back from the dead? The world-class research lab will look at developing new technology to resurrect species that are long gone. 04/03/2022
Green News The long-awaited UN climate change report is out. How bad is it? Climate change is a grave and mounting threat to our wellbeing and a healthy planet, the IPCC says. 28/02/2022
Health Do our lives flash before our eyes when we die? A new study thinks so The brain activity of an 87 year-old man was accidentally recorded by scientists as he died providing a unique insight into what happens when we pass away. 23/02/2022
