Hannah Ritchie Wins £10,000 Unwin Award for Climate Books
Dr Hannah Ritchie wins the £10,000 Unwin Award for her data-led climate books, offering an optimistic counter-narrative to environmental pessimism.
Category : Research
Nasal Spray Reverses Brain Ageing in Two Doses
A new nasal spray using extracellular vesicles and microRNAs reverses brain inflammation and restores memory in mice, offering hope for Alzheimer's and healthy ageing.
Curiosity Finds New Organic Molecules on Mars
NASA's Curiosity rover has identified new organic compounds on Mars, including one similar to DNA precursors, boosting evidence the planet was once habitable.
Social Sciences Require Modern Tools for Replicability
Experts argue that social sciences must adopt better data and observation methods to improve research replicability, comparing current tools to Galileo's telescope versus modern observatories.
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Chernobyl's Painful Legacy: AP Photographer's 40-Year Chronicle
Efrem Lukatsky, an AP photographer who witnessed the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, recounts decades documenting the exclusion zone's haunting silence, human sacrifice, and persistent dangers in a powerful photo essay.
Tug-of-War Boosts Dog-Owner Bond, Study Finds
New research shows that brief daily play sessions, especially tug-of-war, significantly strengthen emotional connections between owners and their dogs.
Iliad Fragment Discovered in 1,600-Year-Old Egyptian Mummy
Archaeologists uncover a fragment of Homer's Iliad inside a Roman-era Egyptian mummy, marking the first Greek literary text used in mummification, found in Oxyrhynchus.
Memory Improvement Guide: Expert Tips for Better Recall
Discover how memory works in three stages and learn five practical techniques to enhance both working and long-term memory, from smartphone management to retrieval practice.
Marital Status Linked to Cancer Risk, Singles Face Higher Rates
New research from the University of Miami finds never-married individuals have significantly higher cancer rates, with men 70% and women 85% more likely to be diagnosed than married counterparts.
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Genetics Affect Weight-Loss Injection Results, Research Shows
New research indicates genetic variations can predict weight loss and side effects from GLP-1 medications like Wegovy, offering insights for future precision medicine approaches.
Gut Microbes Found as Early Parkinson's Warning Sign
University College London scientists discover distinct gut bacteria in Parkinson's patients and high-risk individuals, offering potential for early diagnosis and preventative treatments.
Bowel Cancer Immunotherapy Trial Shows Zero Relapses in UK
A UK trial of pembrolizumab before surgery for bowel cancer has achieved zero relapses after 33 months, with 59% of patients showing no disease signs, reducing chemotherapy needs.
Gut Microbiome Changes May Predict Parkinson's Disease Early
Scientists discover signature changes in the gut microbiome linked to Parkinson's risk, offering hope for early detection and new therapies through dietary interventions.
Desmond Morris, Zoologist and Artist, Dies Aged 98
Desmond Morris, renowned for his 1967 bestseller The Naked Ape and TV series Zoo Time, has passed away at 98. His son praised his lifelong curiosity in zoology and surrealist art.
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Desmond Morris, Zoologist and Author, Dies at 98
Desmond Morris, the pioneering zoologist and author of the groundbreaking book The Naked Ape, has passed away at age 98. His career spanned television, art, and science.
Ruth Francis, Nature Press Head and Science Communicator, Dies at 47
Ruth Francis, who led press communications at Nature for eight years and championed accurate science reporting, has died from cancer aged 47. She built public trust in research.
Noah's Ark Tunnels Found in Mount Ararat, Turkey
Archaeologists have uncovered a network of ancient tunnels in Mount Ararat, Turkey, believed to be linked to the biblical story of Noah's Ark, sparking excitement and debate.
Bowel Cancer Immunotherapy Trial Shows 3-Year Success
A groundbreaking clinical trial using pre-surgery immunotherapy has kept bowel cancer patients disease-free for nearly three years, offering new hope for a cure and transforming treatment approaches.
Bowel Cancer Immunotherapy Trial Shows Zero Relapses
A groundbreaking UK trial using pembrolizumab immunotherapy before surgery has resulted in zero cancer recurrences among patients after 33 months, dramatically outperforming standard treatments.
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Scottish Scientists Find Gut Test Predicts Dementia Years Early
University of Aberdeen research reveals gut tissue abnormalities can predict non-Alzheimer's dementia, Parkinson's and MND at least seven years before neurological symptoms appear.
Fish Oil May Slow Brain Injury Healing, Research Finds
New research suggests omega-3 supplements containing EPA could delay recovery from traumatic brain injuries by impairing cell repair functions and worsening toxic protein accumulation.
Noah's Ark Tunnels Found in Turkish Mountains, Researchers Claim
American researchers using ground-penetrating radar have uncovered hidden tunnels and chambers at Turkey's Durupınar Formation, which they believe match biblical descriptions of Noah's Ark.
Pyramid Energy Theory Sparks Debate Over Ancient Origins
Alternative theories suggest Egypt's Great Pyramid may have been an ancient power generator, challenging mainstream archaeology's tomb narrative with chemical residue evidence.
Saliva Test Breakthrough for Early Stomach Cancer Detection
Chinese researchers identify 20 oral bacteria species linked to stomach cancer, paving the way for non-invasive saliva screening that could detect the disease earlier and save lives.
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Gut Microbes Reveal Early Parkinson's Warning Signs
Scientists discover distinct gut microbiome patterns in Parkinson's patients and genetic risk carriers, potentially enabling early detection and prevention strategies years before symptoms appear.
Desmond Morris, Zoologist and TV Star, Dies at 98
Renowned zoologist and TV presenter Desmond Morris, famous for 'The Naked Ape' and 'Zoo Time', has died aged 98, remembered for his lifelong curiosity and creativity.
Sibling Bonds: The Overlooked Lifelong Relationship
New research reveals how sibling relationships impact mental health and wellbeing throughout life, with 80% of people having brothers or sisters yet often neglecting this crucial bond.
Thymus Gland: Key to Longer Life and Cancer Treatment
New research challenges the long-held belief that the thymus gland becomes unimportant after childhood, linking its health to longevity and cancer treatment success.
Pesticides in Healthy Diets May Increase Lung Cancer Risk
New research suggests that young non-smokers with healthier diets may face higher lung cancer risk due to pesticide residues on fruits and vegetables, challenging conventional wisdom about nutrition and cancer prevention.
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Breakthrough Prize Awards $3m for Vision-Restoring Gene Therapy
Scientists Jean Bennett, Albert Maguire, and Katherine High win the Breakthrough Prize for developing Luxturna, a gene therapy that restores vision in patients with Leber congenital amaurosis.
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