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Discovery of brain’s ‘storytelling station’ could lead to earlier treatment of dementia

The findings also open the door to more efficient assessments of damage to memory from brain injuries

What is gene editing and how could it be used to develop new food crops?

Technique could help breed plants that are more nutritious or resistant to pests and diseases

Scientists discover gene that can help shape immune response to Covid virus

Gene called OAS1 is thought to play key role in shaping individual’s response to Sars-CoV-2

Is it safe to drink tap water?

According to three British scientists (Vyvyan Howard, Spedding Micklem and Paul Connett) who have followed the debate closely for many years, “This is not a good time for the British… The post Is it safe to drink tap water? appeared first on London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com.

Two new killer dinosaurs unearthed on Isle of Wight

They’re both as big as a school bus

Koala-hunting eagles soared skies of Australia 25 million years ago, study finds

Researchers say Archaehierax sylvestris is unlikely to be direct ancestor of any species alive today

‘A joyous event’: why the Gilgamesh Tablet’s return to Iraq strikes a blow against artefact smuggling

We don’t see big repatriations like this as often as we should: finally the Gilgamesh tablet is heading home, writes Peggy McGlone

Covid experts issue fresh warnings to those unvaccinated ahead of the winter

Science correspondent Samuel Lovett hosted a virtual event that explored all the latest on the Covid vaccines with a panel of experts

Scientists discover new dinosaur species with ‘bizarre’ spiky armour

Spikes in this ankylosaur is peculiar since it is fused to the rib bones and not growing out from skin

AstraZeneca picks up new vaccine technology originally intended to target Covid

Hopes for one day treating cancer, heart disease and respiratory illnesses using new vaccine platform

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