by Admin | Jun 30, 2026 | Articles
What should a delivery drone look like? Published: Imagine sitting in a park and ordering food, but instead of it arriving by car or bike, it is delivered by a drone. How would you feel? For his PhD at Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands, Dr Shiva...
by Admin | Jun 25, 2026 | Articles
What can pottery from the past teach us about containment today? Published: In a storeroom on the coast of the Greek island of Crete, a team of archaeologists is attempting an almost-4000-year-old 3D jigsaw puzzle. Led by Professor Carl Knappett from the University of...
by Admin | Jun 24, 2026 | Articles
Stealing the slimelight: the fascinating world of slime moulds Published: Slime moulds are intriguing, fungus-like organisms that play a huge but hidden role in the environment. Historically, they have been understudied, but they are now starting to receive more...
by Admin | Jun 23, 2026 | Articles
How can smart buildings reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help us adapt to climate change? Published: Most of the buildings we spend time in are solid and unmoving, and manage their environmental conditions (such as temperature, lighting and air flow) using...
by Admin | Jun 17, 2026 | Articles
Can microbes in a baby’s gut prevent food allergies? Published: Food allergies are becoming increasingly common in children, yet scientists still do not fully understand why some infants develop allergies while others do not. At the University of Rochester in the US,...
by Admin | Jun 16, 2026 | Articles
Building better batteries: how can computer simulations shorten development time while improving safety? Published: As the global shift to renewable energy accelerates, so does our need for batteries, both for personal use and in industry. Batteries need to store more...
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