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New Covid variant found in Kentucky nursing home has deadly mutations that could evade virus antibodies

Sep 23, 2021

A NEW variant of COVID-19 with deadly mutations that give it "increased resistance to antibodies" was discovered in a Kentucky nursing home. One of these, a mutation termed E484K located...

Research collaboration puts climate-resilient crops in sight

Sep 23, 2021

Climate scientists and food systems researchers worry about the stress climate change may put on crops, and on global food security. Crops in troubleGoverning plants’ responses to environmental stress are...

Canada’s nitrogen footprint shows great regional variation

Sep 22, 2021

For the first time, researchers from McGill University have calculated Canada’s nitrogen footprint (akin to a carbon footprint) – at both national and provincial levels. Using this new hybrid approach,...

Chemotherapy drug puts young children with cancer at high risk of hearing loss

Sep 22, 2021

Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Chemotherapy drug puts young children with cancer at high risk of hearing loss Science, Health & Technology75 per cent of...

Computer scientists take on the quantum challenge

Sep 22, 2021

Initially, he proposed building a quantum computer based not on digital coding but rather on a direct imitation of quantum systems. His core idea, which continues to inspire the development...

World Animal Day 2021: Drones Take Animal Research to New Heights

Sep 22, 2021

World Animal Day is a global event celebrated each year on the 4th of October and it works to address localized issues surrounding animal welfare. According to www.worldanimalday.org.uk, World Animal...

Rates of infectious disease linked to authoritarian attitudes and governance

Sep 22, 2021

When infection risk is high, this “parasite stress” behavior increases, potentially manifesting as attitudes and even voting patterns that champion conformity and reject “foreign outgroups” – core traits of authoritarian...

Prestigious award for Oxford professor's diabetes work

Sep 22, 2021

He said: ‘My first thought was that I was overwhelmed and very honoured to receive the prize. And my second was for type 1 diabetes, because the disease is the...

Former coal mining communities have less faith in politics than other 'left behind' areas

Sep 22, 2021

Communities once reliant on the coal industry are now more politically disenchanted, with residents less likely to vote, than places with similar levels of deprivation but without the “narrative of...

Additional donations towards smart building services engineering

Sep 22, 2021

A doctoral programme has been established to expand the teaching and research of smart buildings at the Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering. Donors wish to see doctoral candidates in...