Category - Science

• USM launches 1st lab for disaster control in Mindanao
• Filling a gap in chemical-product authentica­tion
• Batstateu, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia sign new pact on research, academic cooperatio­n
• Time’s up for the leap second as scientists back the leap hour
• Scientists ‘starstruck’
• How scientists have found the cause of chronic fatigue blighting millions of lives. So will they now be able to treat it?
• Fast tech addiction worsens e-waste problem
• A top virus scientist faces a new kind of threat
• HARD EVIDENCE
• The planet is not ours to destroy
• The latest way to spot disease? A swab to check belly button odour
• HOPE The Science of
• STRESS TAKES A BIG TOLL ON YOUR TICKER
• Inside the bio data centres
• German astronaut to visit Swakop
• The new English garden
• Nefertiti’s secret
• HOW AI COULD WIPE US OUT
• Clawsome! New dinosaur found on the Isle of Wight
• Lithium extraction comes with a cost to Chile’s salt flats
• DEVIL IN THE DEEP BLUE SEA!
• WHY DO LIVING THINGS NEED WATER?
• Bill reckons with toxic legacy off SoCal coast
• Security Bank trains science teachers for community impact
• The power of
• How different bras could affect how you ride
• The secret to being a scientist
• A leap in the dark
• AI ‘nose’ wine woes
• New giant waterlily identified after selfie seen on social media
• Longevity is just the start — this under-the-radar protein could be the key to actually restoring youth
• An AI hurricane forecast?
• OPENAI CALLS FOR US LEADERSHIP ON GLOBAL AI SAFETY STANDARDS
• 2 Americans honored with economics award
• Astounding avian anatomy
• A Nobel for illuminati­ng the brain
• Don’t lose our title as world leader in research