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Harmless doses of chemicals can form mixtures inside our bodies and the health risks of this are not yet fully understood. Image credit - Flickr/CGP Grey, licensed under CC BY 2.0

Environment | 15 May 2019

Chemical mixtures pose ‘underestimated’ risk to human health say scientists

Dedicated policies and guidelines aim to reduce everyday exposure.

Teenagers in countries such as Norway are being enlisted to tackle childhood obesity. Image credit - Therese Wardenær Bakke

Interview | 13 May 2019

‘Teenagers are going to be the ones to beat childhood obesity’

Mental health and free wifi in fast food joints have been raised as pertinent issues, says public health expert.

A new way of teaching known as STEAM is breaking down the barriers between science, technology, engineering, art and maths. Image credit - Laura Taverna/ Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia

ICT | 09 May 2019

How music and movement can help kids understand maths

Researchers want to break down ‘arbitrary barriers’ between science and art.

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Interview | 07 May 2019

Notre Dame: Medieval stonemasons built vaulted ceilings to protect against fires

Notre Dame restoration is a learning opportunity, says historian.

Interview | 25 April 2019

Democracy: ‘Inclusion is the future – not exclusion’

Without more inclusive systems, right-wing populist parties will win more votes, says Prof. Merkel.

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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

Open Science

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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Sleep quality as well as duration is the key to beneficial sleep. Credit — Pixabay/ 422737 licensed under CC0

Sleep-deprived brains may be asleep and awake at the same time

It is in atmospheric regions of so-called supercell storms that tornadoes may develop. © Shutterstock

300 tornadoes hit Europe every year

Prof. Mace says that we need to address the food system which is the major driver of biodiversity loss. Image credit - Courtesy of Professor Georgina Mace

Sixth mass extinction could destroy life as we know it– biodiversity expert

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