New ScientistLiver Disease Drinking coffee or decaf may help avoid chronic liver disease newscientist.com - Krista Charles People who drink coffee regularly have a reduced risk of developing chronic liver disease. The type of coffee doesn’t matter as both caffeinated and …
New ScientistEnergy We can make food from air and electricity to save land for wildlife newscientist.com - Michael Le Page Around the world, forests are being cut down to grow protein-rich soya to feed to animals. Using solar power to turn carbon dioxide into chemicals …
New ScientistEarth Science Venus has huge landmasses that jostle about like Earth's continents newscientist.com - Leah Crane Parts of Venus’s surface are made up of huge blocks that move like pieces of continents on Earth. Some of them may still be moving, and they could …
New ScientistSouthern Africa Covid-19 news: UK to announce plans for booster shots in coming weeks newscientist.com - Michael Le Page, Clare Wilson, Jessica Hamzelou, Sam Wong, Graham Lawton, Adam Vaughan, Conrad Quilty-Harper and Layal Liverpool Latest coronavirus news as of 4.30pm on 21 June UK to decide on booster vaccine programme following results from trials testing different vaccine …
New ScientistPhotons Quantum data link established between two distant Chinese cities newscientist.com - Matthew Sparkes A secure quantum link has been created over a distance of 511 kilometres between two Chinese cities by using a relay in the middle that does not have …
New ScientistCoronavirus (COVID-19) Covid-19 news: 99% of UK cases thought to be due to delta variant newscientist.com - Michael Le Page, Clare Wilson, Jessica Hamzelou, Sam Wong, Graham Lawton, Adam Vaughan, Conrad Quilty-Harper and Layal Liverpool Latest coronavirus news as of 5pm on 18 June Delta variant cases of covid-19 in the UK have drastically risen in the past week The UK is continuing to …
New ScientistLife Sciences Extinct Sicilian elephant lost 8000 kilograms as it evolved and shrank newscientist.com - New Scientist and Press Association An extinct species of dwarf elephant from Sicily halved in height and shrank by almost 85 per cent in body mass over a period of just 350,000 years …
New Scientistfood news Meat Me Halfway review: A thoughtful case for the reducetarian diet newscientist.com - Elle Hunt When it comes to eating meat, it is never purely about protein. Some carnivores are so committed, they recognise vegetables only as side dishes, …
New ScientistHistory Europeans used to open their relatives’ graves to recover heirlooms newscientist.com - Michael Marshall In the Early Middle Ages, many European people reopened their relatives’ graves to recover family heirlooms. The practice had previously been …
New ScientistPhysics LIGO mirrors cooled to near absolute zero could probe quantum gravity newscientist.com - Leah Crane A set of four mirrors used by the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) to detect ripples in space-time have been cooled down so …
New ScientistPatents Female inventors hold just a quarter of US biomedical patents newscientist.com - Chris Stokel-Walker There are well-known biases that limit the number of women in science and technology. Now evidence has shown that fewer women are named on biomedical …
