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Search ResultTFW The Radioactive Garbage From Your Lab Turns Out To Be A Potential Cancer Treatment
There's an old adage that one person's trash is another person's treasure. Take the case of a Canadian physics lab that realized the radioactive waste it had been stockpili...
Read MoreMillions Of Premature Births Could Be Linked To Air Pollution, Study Finds
Air pollution could be a contributing factor in millions of premature births around the world each year, a new report has found. Nearly 15 million babies are born annually ...
Read More4 of 5 Sterilised Women Have 3 Or More Kids, Suggests Survey
Even as female sterilisation continues to be the most common contraceptive method used in India, it has failed to address the problem of population control. Almost four out...
Read MoreA Groundbreaking Report On Gene Editing Says We Shouldn't Create Enhanced Humans
An international group of experts engaged with the ethical and regulatory problems facing gene editing and came to a surprising conclusion. Gene editing for the purpose of ...
Read MoreSolar-Powered Trains Are Closer To Reality Than We Might Think
How can we connect solar photovoltaics (PV) directly to railways to power electric trains? That’s the question my charity 10:10 and researchers at Imperial College&rs...
Read More'Extraordinary' Levels Of Pollutants Found In 10km Deep Mariana Trench
Presence of manmade chemicals in most remote place on planet shows nowhere is safe from human impact, say scientists Scientists have discovered “extraordinary” ...
Read MoreQuinoa Could Solve The World's Looming Food Shortage, Say Scientists Who Cracked The Plant's Gene Code
It has become a byword for metropolitan, health-conscious dining, but new research suggests quinoa could be destined for a far more important future. Scientists believe the...
Read MoreHow Our Cities Are Violating The Rights Of Children
Air pollution, piles of garbage, open electrical wires and chaotic traffic are just a few of the hazards that children in India's cities negotiate every day. While these pr...
Read MoreTipping Point: Revealing The Cities Where Exercise Does More Harm Than Good
In at least 15 cities, air pollution has now become so bad that the danger to health of just 30 minutes of cycling outweighs the benefits of exercise altogether, according ...
Read MoreYou’re Looking At The World’s First Artificial Honeybee
Tiny drones may help pollinate crops when dwindling honeybees aren’t enough. In a honeybee colony, normally it's the female worker bees that go out, gather pollen, an...
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