This Textile Warms and Cools Without Power
A groundbreaking textile that changes colour to regulate temperature might just transform smart clothing and outdoor gear.
Misinformation: A Silent Threat in Medicine
Medical misinformation from physicians can do serious harm, extending beyond their immediate patient care.
Climate Change: It’s Not Too Late
Climate change is a complex issue, not just for scientists but for everyone. Climate scientist Michael Mann explained in an interview how climate change denial has morphed into a narrative of hopelessness, or “doomism”. However, he emphasizes that we need to shift our focus from despair to empowerment.
Comet’s Water Matches Earth’s Oceans—What It Means for Science
Scientists have discovered water with a composition nearly identical to Earth’s oceans in a comet from Jupiter’s orbit, hinting at a potential connection to our planet’s origins.
Do Neurons Have Hidden Control Knobs?
A new study challenges the classic picture of neurons, revealing that axons—the nerve fibres that transmit signals—might not be smooth tubes as traditionally depicted.
Small Black Holes, Big Questions
Astrophysicists are on the hunt for primordial black holes (PBHs), mysterious objects that may have formed in the early universe.
Data Storage Just Got a Sparkle
Researchers at China’s University of Science and Technology have made a groundbreaking discovery in data storage by encoding information in diamonds.
Quantum Crystals Revolutionize Hydrogen Production Efficiency
Spin-powered crystals could transform clean energy by making hydrogen production faster and more efficient.
The Hidden Memory of Your Fat Cells
Even after weight loss, fat cells carry a “memory” of obesity, making it harder to maintain a slim body.
Mastering Science Communication in Today’s Landscape
The landscape of science communication has shifted significantly in the last two decades, largely due to social media. The democratization of information has led to a wealth of content; however, it also raises challenges.
