Research Reveals Why Some Find the Sound of Others Eating So Irritating
Scans show some brains have a stronger link between the part that processes sound and that which controls the mouth and throat
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Airships for City Hops Could Cut Flying's CO2 Emissions by 90%
Bedford-based blimp maker unveils routes it hopes to serve by 2025 cutting carbon footprint of flying by 90%
Let's Make Sure Our Personal Data Works for Us - Not Against Us - After the Pandemics
Let's Make Sure Our Personal Data Works for Us - Not Against Us - After the Pandemics
The Covid crisis has shown that consensual information-sharing does not have to erode our democratic rights.
Research Findings That Are Probably Wrong Cited Far More Than Robust Ones
Academics suspect that papers with grabby conclusions are waved through more easily by reviewers.
Dogs Can Better Detect Covid in Humans Than Lateral Flow Tests, Finds Study
French trial shows dogs were able to detect presence of coronavirus with 97% accuracy
Vaccinate Vulnerable Global Poor Before Children in Rich Countries, WHO Says
Vaccinate Vulnerable Global Poor Before Children in Rich Countries, WHO Says
The World Health Organization’s director-general urges developed world to donate Covid vaccines to Covax programme.
Climate Emissions Shrinking the Stratosphere, Scientists Reveal
Thinning indicates profound impact of humans and could affect satellites and GPS.
If the Government is Serious About 'global Britain', Why is It Cutting Research Funding?
If the Government is Serious About 'global Britain', Why is It Cutting Research Funding?
Vital international scientific work, including studies into how viruses spread, is being jeopardised by short-sighted cuts, says Prof Fiona Tomley
Nasa Spacecraft Leaves Asteroid Bennu with a Belly Full of Space Rock Samples
Osiris-Rex has been flying around the ancient asteroid since 2018 and collected nearly a pound of rubble last fall
How to Spot the Difference Between a Real Climate Policy and Greenwashing Guff | Damian Carrington
How to Spot the Difference Between a Real Climate Policy and Greenwashing Guff | Damian Carrington
Unless actions by governments and corporations cut emissions here and now, a dose of scepticism is in order, says Guardian environment editor Damian Carrington
'Irresponsible': Nasa Chides China As Rocket Debris Lands in Indian Ocean
US agency accuses Beijing of failing to meet expected standards regarding its space debris
Mary Rose Ship Had Multi-ethnic Crew, Study Shows
Analysis of remains of crew on Henry VIII's favourite warship sheds light on diversity in Tudor England
Poor Countries Need Billions in Aid to Avert COVID-19 Catastrophe, Experts Warn
Poor Countries Need Billions in Aid to Avert COVID-19 Catastrophe, Experts Warn
The virus will overwhelm health services across South America, Asia and Africa unless world leaders take urgent action.
Studying History Should Not Be Only for the Elite, Say Academics
As two UK universities cut their courses, historians fear others could follow.
Wealthy Nations 'Failing to Help Developing World Tackle Climate Crisis'
Warning comes after lack of new funding pledges at virtual summit attended by 40 world leaders and hosted by White House.
Vaccine Success Makes UK Attractive to International Students, Poll Finds
A survey reveals Britain is a more popular destination for studying than the US, Canada, Australia and Germany.
15 French Volunteers Leave Cave After 40 Days Without Daylight or Clocks
This project investigated how a lack of external contact would affect sense of time - and two thirds wanted to stay longer.
Oxford Malaria Vaccine Proves Highly Effective in Burkina Faso Trial
A vaccine developed by scientists at Jenner Institute, Oxford, shows up to 77% efficacy in a trial over 12 months.
Study Explores Inner Life of AI with Robot That 'Thinks' out Loud
Italian researchers enabled Pepper robot to explain its decision-making processes.
Why is the Science Museum Still Being Contaminated by Shell's Dirty Money? | George Monbiot
Why is the Science Museum Still Being Contaminated by Shell's Dirty Money? | George Monbiot
It is extraordinary that the museum is receiving funding from a fossil fuel giant for an exhibition on, of all things, the climate, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot.
Microbes Are 'unknown Unknowns' Despite Being Vital to All Life, Says Study
Understanding these tiny organisms could be key to tackling threats such as coronavirus, but new research shows how little we know
Whitest-ever Paint Could Help Cool Heating Earth, Study Shows
New paint reflects 98% of sunlight as well as radiating infrared heat into space, reducing need for air conditioning.
Revealed: the Facebook Loophole That Lets World Leaders Deceive and Harass Their Citizens
Revealed: the Facebook Loophole That Lets World Leaders Deceive and Harass Their Citizens
A Guardian investigation exposes the breadth of state-backed manipulation of the platform.
Leicester University May Strip Professor of Title over Social Media Barbs
Leicester University May Strip Professor of Title over Social Media Barbs
Peter Armstrong, 81, has been critical of management's financial competence and 'bullying' tactics
One in Three Survivors of Severe Covid Diagnosed with Mental Health Condition
Study finds 34% developed psychiatric or neurological conditions after six months.
Capitalism Won't Save Us from Covid, No Matter What Boris Johnson Might Think
Capitalism Won't Save Us from Covid, No Matter What Boris Johnson Might Think
His claim that 'greed' was the driver behind the UK's vaccine success ignores the huge role of state funding, says economics professor Mariana Mazzucato.
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