成人快手

New ways to study coronaviruses

Scientists in Wuhan and the US unveil a new way to design virus receptors on human cells.

• 29 mins

Drastic plastic reductions

Machine learning models suggest pathways to reduce global plastic waste by 91% by 2050.

• 31 mins

Faster, wetter, worse tropical storms

Every 2024 Atlantic hurricane was intensified by warming climate, with categories raised.

• 34 mins

Fifty years of Charm

Why November 1974 became known as the 鈥淣ovember Revolution鈥� in particle physics

• 39 mins

Bovine H5N1 gets a sniff of humans

How a single mutation in bovine H5N1 flu can make it prefer human cells.

• 33 mins

Warming oceans kill millions of birds

4 million sea birds died in Alaska as a result of a warming pacific.

• 33 mins

Sun Grazing

The future of vaccinations, NASA鈥檚 Parker Solar Probe, and the dawn of complex life.

• 26 mins

Five years of Covid: Part one

Five years on from the emergence of Sars CoV-2, what have we learned?

• 28 mins

Five years of Covid: Part two

Five years on from the emergence of Sars CoV-2, what have we learned?

• 27 mins

First US avian flu fatality

H5N1 bird flu is still spreading across farms in the US and claims its first human life

• 30 mins

AI antivenoms and vegetarian hominids

New types of snake-bite anti-venoms are designed by AI.

• 34 mins

Arctic carbon starting to flip

Thirty per cent of the Arctic is switching from carbon sink to carbon source.

• 26 mins

Make science great again

Asteroid Bennu yields a watery pool of history

• 40 mins

Earthquakes swarms and whale chart toppers

The mystery swarm of small earthquakes near the island of Santorini beg for more data

• 32 mins

Hits from space

Astronomers track asteroid 2024 YR4 to decide if it will miss us in 2032.

• 36 mins

Who runs science?

A call from European flu experts to create a more sustainable research network.

• 36 mins

Asteroid 2024 YR4 crisis averted?

How astronomers minimised our asteroid angst, despite a threat to our darkest skies

• 36 mins

An uncertain forecast for meteorology

As US government cuts imperil weather data, meteorologists worldwide forecast trouble.

• 44 mins

New warnings, familiar faces, and radio pulses

WHO pandemic call, an H5N1 call to arms from global health leaders.

• 44 mins

Columbia cuts and "transgender mice"

Individual stories of those affected by the Trump administration's upheaval of science

• 28 mins

Breakthrough antivirals and fresh US grant cancellations

As the US halts all Covid related research, what is the impact on pandemic preparedness?

• 28 mins

Earthquakes and the first breath of life on Earth

How Myanmar鈥檚 tragic earthquake left a 500km scar on earth's surface in just 90 seconds.

• 31 mins

Researching pain, painlessly

Researchers grow a mini human pain pathway in a flask for testing pain painlessly

• 43 mins

Any more for Moore鈥檚 Law?

It's 60 years since Gordon Moore predicted computing power would double every two years

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