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Mongooses, like humans, are among the few mammals that go to war with each another. Image credit - Harry Marshall

Environment | 27 June 2019

Why meerkats and mongooses have a cooperative approach to raising their pups

Their collective nurturing may explain how humans learned to work together.

The IPCC has identified accelerated technological innovation as a critical part of limiting global warming. Image credit - Pixabay/rasov, licensed under pixabay license

Policy | 25 June 2019

Which climate innovations will really limit global warming?

A new global scoring system helps identify solutions that will drastically cut emissions.

Quantum sensors could transform a range of areas from atomic clocks and the way we measure electromagnetic radiation. Image credit - Heiko Grandel for the institute of quantum optics from Ulm. Image credit - Universität Ulm / Heiko Grandel

Health | 24 June 2019

Quantum technology could revolutionise the detection and treatment of diseases

MRI imaging could be one of the first areas to benefit as early as 2020.

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Interview | 13 June 2019

Aeroplanes could cut emissions by flying on waste cooking oil fuel

Test flights have shown promising results – Dr Chong Cheng Tung.

Interview | 04 June 2019

‘Quantum computers will soon outperform classical machines’

Quantum computing is on the brink of becoming useful, says expert.

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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 CERNThe Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance organises scientific surveys involving countries around the Atlantic, such as one carried out on the Canadian coastguard ship Louis S. St-Laurent which mapped the seafloor between Halifax, Canada and Tromso, Norway. Image courtesy of Fisheries and Oceans Canada

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Quantum sensors could transform a range of areas from atomic clocks and the way we measure electromagnetic radiation. Image credit - Heiko Grandel for the institute of quantum optics from Ulm. Image credit - Universität Ulm / Heiko Grandel

Quantum technology could revolutionise the detection and treatment of diseases

The IPCC has identified accelerated technological innovation as a critical part of limiting global warming. Image credit - Pixabay/rasov, licensed under pixabay license

Which climate innovations will really limit global warming?

Minor cereals such as einkorn can add to the diversity of our food production. Image credit - Pixabay/Kamelia, licensed under the pixabay license

Rare crops crucial to protect Europe’s food supply, boost health

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