Latest scientific discoveries and research news
Aviation remains one of the toughest sectors to decarbonise. While sustainable fuels offer limited solutions, expert Mike Berners-Lee suggests alternative strategies may hold promise for reducing the industry’s environmental impact.
Recent research shows that Neanderthal groups living in close proximity developed unique butchering techniques, indicating early forms of cultural diversity and adaptation in prehistoric human societies.
The indie rock band Pink Floppy Disc and The Bitles are experimenting with AI-generated music, sparking debate about the future of creativity and technology in the music industry.
Researchers have uncovered a novel type of sedimentary rock created from industrial slag heaps, forming remarkably quickly and potentially reshaping our understanding of geological processes and industrial waste management.
Eight children born in the UK using DNA from three individuals have shown no signs of inherited genetic diseases, marking a significant advancement in preventing mitochondrial disorders.
The UK's Online Safety Act aims to protect children from online pornography, but its impact extends to broader internet safety, content moderation, and digital freedoms.
Researchers have developed genetically engineered gut microbes that can absorb kidney stone–causing compounds, potentially offering a novel approach to preventing this painful condition by altering the gut microbiome’s composition and function.
Google’s Android Earthquake Alerts system harnesses sensors in billions of smartphones worldwide to detect seismic activity, providing crucial early warnings and transforming earthquake preparedness on a global scale.
Anti-vaccine movements have triggered a global resurgence of measles, endangering public health and risking outbreaks of other vaccine-preventable diseases worldwide.