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Russia keeps fertilizer aid flowing to Global South
A humanitarian batch of fertilizers has been successfully shipped to Sri Lanka after being blocked in the EU since 2022
Oct 18, 2024 20:13
Feeding Africa: Sanctions make it worse, imports don’t help, what’s the solution? FEATURE
Food security is key to the continent’s self-reliance
Feb 2, 2024 08:56
US offers a new definition of ‘healthy’
Food-safety watchdog proposing an updated product-labeling approach in a bid to improve people’s eating habits
Sep 29, 2022 15:43
We’re parasites like viruses – biochemist
For ages, we've been trying to trace the origins of life on Earth. How did a barren rock turn into something as flourishing, beautiful, and abundant as we know it? We asked Nick Lane, professor of evolutionary biochemistry at University College...
Dec 3, 2021 08:21
Fear may kill – psychiatrist
The Covid-19 pandemic is humanity's biggest test in decades, and for every individual's mental health too. We look at fear – one of our most basic emotions, that’s currently ruling many lives – together with Jacek Debiec,...
Apr 3, 2020 06:29
Without a trace: Scientists bewildered as underwater lab disappears in the Baltic Sea
German authorities are investigating the mysterious and seemingly inexplicable disappearance of the €300,000 ($330,000) Boknis Eck underwater observatory from the Baltic Sea.
Sep 6, 2019 13:09
Jellyfish, insects & 3D-printed meat: Here’s what experts think you’ll be eating in the future
A new report gives a fascinating insight into the future of food five, 30 and 150 years from now as the world adapts to technological advancements and a changing environment. Just don’t read it over lunch.
May 15, 2019 15:51
Scientists’ electrifying plans for a food revolution could spell an end to world hunger (PHOTOS)
Scientists in Finland are perfecting a food-making process which could one day enable people to electrically shock carbon dioxide and microbes into a square meal.
Aug 1, 2017 16:12
Artificial wombs successfully pass 1st test, human trials could begin within 3yrs (PHOTOS)
Scientists have successfully developed and tested an artificial womb capable of supporting prematurely born lambs for periods of up to four weeks in a landmark development that could dramatically reduce the risks posed by premature births in humans.
Apr 25, 2017 20:10
Scientists find way to deliver drugs straight into people’s brains
A team of Canadian scientists has found a way to break the barrier of the human body that keeps the nervous and circulatory systems apart, and inject the drugs directly into the brain using “carrier” antibodies.
May 14, 2015 16:42