Category - science

• A blanket of seaweed smothers tourist coastlines
• High court rejects challenge to puberty blocker drugs trials
• Urban ecosystems are as important as any other
• House-Warming Gift From Far, Far Away
• EARTH’S WILD COSMIC RIDE
• Japan coral protectors race to save reefs from heat ‘bomb’
• Sightings of sharks surge as climate crisis drives them north
• HAPPY NEWS! TEARS TRACK PARKINSON’S!
• Science communicat­ors declare: ‘No terms, no commitment’ on Pax Silica
• YOUR TECH AND SCIENCE DIGEST
• Goldilocks planet has atmosphere
• Less invasive heart bypass technique shows promising results, study finds
• Organic eggs are worse for climate, warns report
• Chimp war offers clues to roots of conflict
• Citizen science helps protect our seas and benefits all of us
• We need climate interventi­on now
• Celebratin­g the universal language of mathematic­s
• Defenders of the Earth
• Ancient cats could crush bones
• The end of chalky protein shakes?
• STUDY FINDS AI CHATBOTS CAN MATCH HUMANS IN EVERYDAY EMOTIONAL SUPPORT
• The superman behind the world’s first supercompu­ter
• Studying Birds to Explore Speech
• Wood and GRP boats
• What is musth in bull elephants?
• Plans to light up Earth at night
• US urged to end research cooperatio­n curbs
• Climate mission to Greenland
• Mapping Our Medical Marvels
• Why aren’t predators more successful at catching prey?
• Data centres in space!
• What is a ring species?
• Warming Mediterran­ean waters draw invasive species
• The Lovell telescope plus art is how you build a human future
• Studying Birds to Explore Speech
• Spain readies for first solar eclipse since 1912
• Fossil reveals organs of prehistori­c marine reptile
• Lifelong learning helps older adults stay sharp