Category - Science

• War’s other toll: the animals
• Scientists identify new species of highly venomous box jellyfish near Sentosa
• Scientists bet on AI to save gray whales from ship strikes
• Study maps how human organs form
• Britain’s supercompu­ter is dying – here’s what comes next
• Record journeys by 2 leviathans
• STUDY WARNS: PAX SILICA MAY JUST BE HOSTING TECH FUTURE
• THIS CHICKEN DIDN'T COME FROM AN EGG
• Do plants have personalit­ies?
• Our Climate’s Wild Card
• A frank look at water priorities is the first step to shifting them
• Dalian university trials latest marine technology
• GIVE YOUR BRAIN SOME AIR!
• What it takes to build a data center in orbit
• Fish sleep a lot like humans. (They even take occasional naps)
• FEATURES Magical Mimicry Tour
• CCC: Innovation, technologi­cal discussion to advance resiliency
• Fearsome marine reptile was the T. rex of the sea
• Not in Your Genome
• Testing out the future of transport
• Study reveals potential link between ‘forever chemicals’ and childhood leukemia
• Comet probed for signs of aliens
• Study reveals potential link between ‘forever chemicals’ and childhood leukemia
• Apply for summer camp
• When humans went away, the wildlife strayed
• Specieswat­ch: Scientists trace haunting sea thrums to humpback whales
• China’s ‘computatio­nal marvel’ maps universe evolution
• Commentary: The rescue of 1,500 beagles must be the beginning, not the end
• Sourdough just like a mummy used to make
• Why Blair is wrong on net zero and economic growth
• Science didn’t say the climate crisis is over
• University of Sharjah Board approves Robotics Centre
• Tools to fight hantavirus show promise despite limited funding
• Dismay as Trump officials to dismantle key ocean monitoring system
• Scientists lose critical climate record as ocean observator­y will go dark under Trump funding cuts
• Whisky harnessed to power machines
• Forecast disease risks too
• Knowing urea’s downsides
• For addiction research, who is conducting it matters