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New set of international rules needed to protect health of fishing stocks, study shows
The global community should work to establish an array of new international legal rules to protect the health of fish stocks, new research says. Rathe...
Living Bacterial Circuits Mimic Electronic Transistors
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Queen's researcher helping shape framework to tackle obesity
A Queen’s University researcher is helping to shape the framework for tackling obesity, which is one of the most significant public health challenge...
Becoming a ‘proper scientist’: How Joanne studied her way into a scientific career
Joanne successfully juggled a busy family and work life with her studies...
Universities must stop protecting bullies — or more people will leave science
Nature, Published online: 17 August 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-02526-0 Letting powerful academics off the hook and punishing the people they bullied...
High-Speed Microscopy Reveals Electrical Activity Across the Brain
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Beyond the Match: Where Transplant Immunology Has Been and Where We Must Go
Dr. David Lowe explores how high-resolution HLA typing, virtual crossmatching, and emerging biomarker technologies are expanding transplant personaliz...
Enabling Technologies, Data and Data Innovation
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AI Could Help Cure Cancer and Alzheimer's Faster: Anthropic CEO Makes Bold 5-10 Year Prediction
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei envisions AI speeding up medical research, potentially achieving decades of progress in years and transforming cancer and A...
AI Designed Working Bacteriophages and the Federal DNA Screening Framework Meant to Catch Misuse Sits Unreplaced
After AI designed 16 working bacteriophages, the federal nucleic acid synthesis screening framework remains unreplaced 15 months after an order....
Scientists Solve a Vitamin B12 Mystery With an Unexpected Culprit
A virus kills a bacterium, and in the wreckage, other microbes may find one of life’s most essential nutrients: vitamin B12. New research from Virgi...
From sinking ships to catching enemies, how super drones have become kings of war as British devices make it to Russia
BRITISH-MADE drones hit deep into Russian territory for the first time last night, killing at least six people in the biggest air raid on Moscow in tw...
Interledger Foundation funds Oxford-led study of financial inclusion barriers in Colombia
The one-year project will examine how trust, transparency and product design influence the use of digital financial services among underserved househo...
British scientists crack single-dose malaria cure as resistance to current drugs soars
An antimalarial compound developed by scientists at the University of Dundee has been hailed as a major advance in the global battle against malaria. ...
Rare Dwarf Nova Superoutburst Caught Live by Ukraine-Poland Telescope Team
Dwarf nova superoutburst detection in real time: a Ukraine-Poland astronomy team used a 0.7-m Kyiv reflector and BHTOM's automated 130-telescope globa...
The Climate Issue newsletter: The surprising effects of Europe’s heatwaves
Oliver Morton, our planetary affairs editor, on how an unusually hot, dry summer is testing the continent’s infrastructure...
Einstein Probe Transient Vanished in 19 Hours; Robots Caught Every Stage
Einstein Probe X-ray transient EP260812b triggered a five-network robotic response within 9 minutes on August 12, 2026. GOTO's machine-learning pipeli...
Ancient Globular Cluster May Have Carved Radcliffe Wave Into Milky Way Disk
Radcliffe Wave origin identified in new preprint: Pulkovo Observatory astronomers Bobylev and Bajkova propose globular cluster NGC 4372 plunged throug...
CPHI Milan Puts Sustainability to Work, Part 2
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How and When to View the Perseid Meteor Shower This Week - WIRED
How and When to View the Perseid Meteor Shower This Week WIRED Perseid meteor shower reaches peak: When and where to catch a glimpse BBC Meteor shower...