Category - science

• Happiness is our best weapon to fight climate change
• Bizarre-looking goblin sharks seen alive in natural habitat for first time
• ORCHID GARDEN A KEY RESOURCE FOR GUERLAIN
• Developmen­t forces herptiles' mass exodus
• Injections of `MOTS-C' can make you live longer — if you are a mouse
• McMaster gets $50M gift for kinesiolog­y research
• SOLAR STORM DAMAGE COULD BE MITIGATED
• Hidden health costs of world’s disappeari­ng pollinator­s
• Water lot of Sat-istical analysis
• Defenders of the Earth
• Tiny bots that repair spines
• CHINA APPROVES WORLD’S FIRST COMMERCIAL BRAIN IMPLANT
• JUNO achieves record neutrino measuremen­ts
• As UFOs go mainstream, jury out on impact on faith
• Trees may not store as much carbon as thought
• A World of Antennas To See the Heavens
• The mushrooms that can clean up rivers
• Britain’s supercompu­ter is dying – here’s what comes next
• Mapping Our Medical Marvels
• Researcher­s fast-track industrial innovation for national high-quality growth
• Viral Outbreaks Confound Scientists
• ELON MUSK WANTS TO PUT 1 MILLION AI SATELLITES IN SPACE. HERE’S HOW...
• IIT-M releases detailed 3D atlas of human brainstem
• A blow to ocean monitoring
• The compass in a pigeon
• Spray tackles bad breath in dogs
• New species discovered in Angola
• New maternal blood test could cut need for invasive screening
• Student wins 100K scholarshi­p to study astrophysi­cs
• Gray whale killed near Pier 80 in S.F. Bay
• The Classroom Arms Race the West Is Losing to China
• Children can’t identify blue tits and oak trees. This isn’t trivial
• UC president: Proposed research bond critical for scientific progress
• Third of Govt Covid loan book of $149m in arrears
• Mateo Jarquin awarded Schulich Leader Scholarshi­p
• Why the world’s oceans are in deep trouble
• Emory awarded $15M for research on health effects of Superfund sites
• Seeing beyond the horizon: Unisa shapes tomorrow as it expands its research outputs significan­tly
• Knighted academic praises medical science
• METEORITES AND MESSAGES FROM MARS