Reports and Studies
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Australia: How ‘bin chickens’ learnt to wash poisonous cane toads
There are few Australian animals more reviled than the white ibis. It has earned the moniker “bin chicken” for its…
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Gold coin proves ‘fake’ Roman emperor was real
An ancient gold coin proves that a third century Roman emperor written out of history as a fictional character really…
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Disabled man joins European Space Agency’s astronaut programme
A disabled British man has been chosen for astronaut training by Europe’s space agency, a world first. John McFall, 41,…
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Global summit is ‘last chance’ for nature
Next month’s UN biodiversity summit is the “best and last chance” to halt and reverse the decline of nature, the…
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Family involvement may improve patient results in psychosis treatment
According to new research from Boston Medical Center, family involvement in psychosis therapy improves patient results. Studies emphasized that learning…
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Europe’s research ministers to commit billions to ‘space race’
European research ministers are meeting in Paris to try to agree contributions to the €18.5bn (£16.1bn) of funding needed for…
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Superbug fight ‘needs farmers to reduce antibiotic use’
Health and animal welfare campaigners concerned about the spread of superbugs in humans are calling for a ban on the…
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Esa mulls Solaris plan to beam solar energy from space
Space chiefs are to investigate whether electricity could be beamed wirelessly from orbit into millions of homes. The European Space…
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Volcanic eruption near Tonga is largest ever recorded
A deadly volcanic eruption near Tonga in January was the largest ever recorded with modern equipment, a New Zealand-led team…
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HRW: More must be done to help ISIL camp repatriates reintegrate
The reintegration into society of thousands of children repatriated from camps in northeast Syria for suspected members of ISIL (ISIS)…
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