Mammoth Pollution Vacuum

The world’s largest pollution vacuum captures 36,000 tons of CO2 annually, aiming for 1 million tons by 2030 and 1 billion by 2050. Read More »

Wild Orangutan Treats Own Wound

A wild Sumatran orangutan was observed treating its own facial wound with medicinal plants. This first documented case of animal self-care offers insight into the origins of human wound treatment Read More »

Acknowledging Animal Consciousness

Scientists assert that many animals experience sensations and feelings emphasizing the importance of considering animal consciousness in welfare decisions. Read More »

Coffee Alternatives

Companies are developing bean-less coffee alternatives using ingredients like lupin beans, chickpeas, chicory, date seeds, and fermentation byproducts. Read More »

Remnants of Another Planet in Earth’s Mantle

Scientists using computer modeling have found that remnants of a Mars-sized protoplanet, which collided with Earth 4.5 billion years ago, are buried in the Earth's mantle. Read More »

New Bathroom Tech to Monitor Health

Innovative bathroom technology is integrating health monitoring features in smart toilets, AI-powered mirrors and smart floor sensors. Read More »

In Vivo Gene Editing

Gene editing inside the body is being tested to treat diseases by targeting problematic genes directly. Read More »

Detecting Cancer Early

Cambridge University's Early Cancer Institute, with an $11.7 million donation, is advancing early cancer detection. The goal is to improve early detection and treatment efficacy. Read More »

Pregnancy Adds to Women’s Biological Age

A study by Columbia University found that pregnancy accelerates women's biological aging. Men in the study showed no such aging acceleration. Read More »

Sperm Defy Newton’s Law of Motion

Research from Kyoto University reveals that sperm and single-celled algae defy Newton's third law of motion by using whip-like tails and flagella to move through viscous fluids. Read More »