A new study performed by Researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology published on 6 September in Joule, a Cell Press journal, suggests that a mixture of carbon-free energy sources may
Researchers are still largely in the dark in their search for the causes and triggers of the dreaded Alzheimer’s dementia. They swing between various hypotheses. Recently, for example, there has
As we have just heard that the European Commissioner for Justice, Věra Jourová, is heading up a draft text intended to protect European elections from a scandal like Cambridge Analytica,
A paper published on 5 September in Nature, has presented a new technique that can turn wound cells into new skin cells. The potential treatment that involves transforming cells in
Results from the first human test of a gene-editing therapy were reported by Sangamo Therapeutics, a biotech company based in Richmond, California, on 5 September at the annual meeting of
A paper published on 3 September in Nature Nanotechnology presents a new approach that could potentially be used to slow down the progression of rheumatoid arthritis (1). The neutrophil nanosponges,
On 4 September, the launch of ‘Plan S’ was announced by 11 national research funding organisations from France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and eight other European nations, with the
The European Food Safety Authority, although funded by the European Union, operates independently of legislative and executive institutions (Commission, Council, Parliament) and EU Member States. It performs risk assessments that
A study published on 3 September in Nature Ecology & Evolution used one of the most extensive datasets available on the movement of large marine animals ― part of the Census
A paper published on 3 September in Nature Energy has outlined a proof-of-concept for using sunlight and other biological ingredients to split water molecules into their constituents ― hydrogen and