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Light-activated catalysts that can neutralise airborne pollutants are being embedded in paint with a view to cleaning up city air. Image credit - AM Technology

Environment | 16 January 2020

The paints that eat pollutants and heat homes

New paints can store heat and neutralise polluting molecules.

There could be a genetic explanation for why some people are more susceptible to ill health following traumatic life events such as a natural disaster. Image credit - Pfc. Nicholas T. Howes, USMC

Health | 14 January 2020

Genetics could explain how traumatic events affect people's health

Research is investigating data from sexual violence and tsunami survivors.

The region of High Mountain Asia, which includes the Karakoram mountain range, is known as the third pole of the Earth because of the scale of its ice fields. Image credit - Tahakhan021, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0

Environment | 13 January 2020

Studying Asian glaciers provides glimpse into future of extremes

Puzzling glacier behaviour is now starting to be understood by scientists in little-studied regions.

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Interview | 17 December 2019

We need to talk about CRISPR

It's time for an active debate on gene editing says ethicist Prof. Christiane Woopen.

Interview | 16 December 2019

Matchmaking corals from different colonies could reduce bleaching events

Scientists are giving evolution a helping hand.

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The European Organization for Nuclear Research, known as by its French acronym CERN, makes all of its results widely available through an open source digital library. Image credit: 2005-2016 CERN

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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.

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Light-activated catalysts that can neutralise airborne pollutants are being embedded in paint with a view to cleaning up city air. Image credit - AM Technology

The paints that eat pollutants and heat homes

There could be a genetic explanation for why some people are more susceptible to ill health following traumatic life events such as a natural disaster. Image credit - Pfc. Nicholas T. Howes, USMC

Genetics could explain how traumatic events affect people's health

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