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06 December 2019
Removing immune-stimulating sugars should also help people with red meat allergies.
03 December 2019
Newly domesticated horses may have increased the spread of disease.
02 December 2019
Sir Peter Ratcliffe on why hypoxia matters.
Dr Michaël Gillon on what's next for exoplanet science.
In December, Horizon looks at some of the emerging applications and issues arising from CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing technology.
Scientists are detecting which elements are present on which planets.
Bomb disposal, drug development and design could also benefit from haptic technology.
Computer simulations and powerful telescope arrays could help locate planets as they form.
The basic premise is to open up the innovation process to all active players.
Science is currently undergoing a revolution thanks to a new approach to the scientific process based on openness, inclusiveness and cooperation, known as Open Science.
Research and innovation can generate the knowledge and solutions to tackle urgent international problems like the Ebola outbreak or the refugee crisis.