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The films that grow on top of fermenting Kombucha could be repurposed to filter water

A passive air sampler can measure personal exposure to coronavirus...

Video games improved the reading skills of Italian schoolchildren...

Resistance breaker drugs can help antibiotics combat antibiotic resistant infections...

3D printed devices can speed up analysis and quality of blood smears for malaria diagnosis...

Researchers have found a pattern in Conway’s Game of Life that exhibits startling timelessness...

Jennifer Aniston’s popularity is also well versed in neuroscience…

Brain activity differs between listening and hearing, helping to elucidate the neuronal basis of attention....

How much does he drink? What happens chemically? Could an alcohol alternative be the answer?

When it comes to climate, you can have your green cake and eat it too...

You may think yourself a good hugger, but does science agree?...

Continuous health monitoring using smartwatches can alert to potential infections before symptoms

Changes in resting heart rate can alert smartwatch wearers to potential infections before symptoms

Faster urban heating leads to earlier tree greening

Spacecraft hitches a ride on a Space-X Falcon 9 rocket: one-way ticket to Dimorphos please!

Partly healthy IVF embryos give same birth rates as fully healthy embryos, increasing chances for couples.....

Scientists used genetic engineering to 3D print a gel with living cells that release drugs or clean pollutants

Non-CO2 effects can be exploited to balance out CO2 emissions from flights...

New textile that protects from direct sunlight means people may soon be wearing their own air conditioners

Typical A/C makes warming effect worse so we need new solutions to cool cities...

Typical A/C makes warming effect worse so we need new solutions to cool cities...

Early birds and night owls risk missing solar cues needed to reset their body clock, risking heart health...

A new milestone in nuclear fusion research was achieved at the largest laser facility in the world.

An immortal cell line from the 1950s is at the centre of a new lawsuit