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Researchers plan to use drones to monitor bridges and tunnels during intense weather events. Image credit - FADA CATEC

Security | 17 January 2019

Preparing for extreme weather

Increasingly severe weather could cripple our roads and railways. Here’s how we’re getting ready.

Bilingualism was previously thought to confer an element of protection against age-related cognitive decline. Image credit - Pexels, licensed under CC0

Health | 16 January 2019

Claims that bilingualism keeps brains young could be ‘wishful thinking’

There is no evidence that language skills prevent cognitive decline, say researchers.

Sustainability means different things to different people, say researchers. Image credit - Lars Plougmann, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0

Science in society | 15 January 2019

The apps that can tell you if you’re buying sustainably

Making supply chain information more transparent to help people shop ethically.

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Interview | 11 January 2019

Drone jamming system to protect European airports, public spaces

More regulations won't prevent drone disruption, says security expert Dan Hermansen.

Interview | 09 January 2019

Understanding immune system switches will spark new drugs

Prof. Luke O’Neill says studying the innate immune system could offer new treatments for Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and cancer.

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The objective of Open Innovation is to enable ideas to circulate more freely. Image credit: Pexels/ startupstockphoto.com

Open Innovation

The basic premise is to open up the innovation process to all active players.

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A taste of what's to come? Flavour-changing gum gives disease early warning

A taste of what's to come? Flavour-changing gum gives disease early warning

Muostakh Island is part of the East Siberian Arctic Shelf which is the most vulnerable part of the Arctic coastline when it comes to permafrost thaw. Image credit - Prof. Igor Semiletov.

Arctic permafrost might contain ‘sleeping giant’ of world’s carbon emissions

Professor Eus Van Someren says that our genetic make up and childhood experiences can impact on whether we experience insomnia as adults. Image credit - Gerlinde de Geus

Insomnia may stem from hyperalert brains shaped by genes and childhood – Prof. Eus Van Someren

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