The adverse health impacts associated with emissions across the full life cycle of plastics could double by 2040 unless immediate action is taken, new research suggests. The study identified health harms at every stage of the life cycle of the…
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Global health impacts of plastics systems set to double by 2040
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Ancient tomb with strange owl sculpture Mexico’s ‘most significant’ find in decade
An ancient tomb dating to 600AD unearthed in southern Mexico has been hailed as the “most…
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New approach to circuit design introduces next-level quantum computing
Researchers have developed a unique approach to delivering laser light through photonic circuitry for controlling the states of trapped ions, representing a potential novel method for overcoming challenges in quantum computing technology.
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How AI agents are transforming solid electrolyte discovery
AI agents are reshaping solid electrolyte design by combining data analysis, modeling, simulation, and experiment planning into adaptive workflows beyond single predictions.
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Noora Saksa steps in as new Slush CEO
Slush, the Finnish nonprofit behind one of the most influential startup gatherings in Europe, has named Noora Saksa as its new Chief Executive Officer, a shift that indicates a strategic evolution for the organisation as it expands beyond its…
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The next-gen iPhone Air could bring a thinner Face ID
The first-generation iPhone Air invented a new market segment — ultra-thin smartphones — but didn’t do as well as the company expected. Now that the segment has a couple of players, it’s all the more important for the Cupertino…
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Scientists finally explain Earth’s strangest fossils
Creatures without hard shells or bones, such as jellyfish, almost never survive in the fossil record. Preservation becomes even more difficult in sandstone, a rock made of coarse grains that allow water to pass through easily and typically forms…
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Green hydrogen from water splitting via unique two-dimensional photocatalysts
Study demonstrats a new strategy for engineering the surface and functional properties of 2D SrTiO2 perovskite nanoplatelets through the hydrothermal transformation of Aurivillius phase Bi4Ti3O12 nanoplatelets.
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A century-old Stonehenge mystery may finally be solved
New research from Curtin University offers the clearest scientific support so far that people, rather than glaciers, carried Stonehenge’s well known bluestones to the ancient monument. The findings take aim at one of archaeology’s longest running…
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Study reveals hidden bacterial role in the formation of most kidney stones
In an unexpected finding, a UCLA-led team has discovered that bacteria are present inside the most common type of kidney stone, revealing a previously unrecognized component involved in their formation.
The findings, to be…
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