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    Scientists raise concerns regarding plastic pollution in the Antarctic terrestrial food chain

    25 Jun 2020

    Scientists have found bits of polystyrene in the guts of tiny, soil-dwelling organisms in the Antarctic, raising concern that microplastics pollution has already "deeply" entered the world's most remote land-based food systems.

    Scientists identify ancient baby bottles - and some are cute

    26 Sep 2019

    Archaeologists said on Wednesday they confirmed the function of these ceramic objects by finding chemical traces of milk belonging to animals such as cows, sheep and goats in three such items found buried in child graves in Germany.

    In first, brain waves detected in lab grown mini-brains

    29 Aug 2019

    Scientists have picked up electrical activity in pea-sized, lab-grown brains for the first time, paving the way to model neurological conditions and answer fundamental questions on how our grey matter develops.

    A five-eyed fossil shrimp that lived 520 million years ago, discovered by scientists

    05 Nov 2020

    Chinese scientists have discovered a creature resembling a shrimp that lived around 520 million years ago. The five-eyed creature may bring about some information on the evolution of Earth’s most common animals.

    Dinosaurs got cancer too, say scientists

    06 Aug 2020

    Dinosaurs loom in the imagination as forces of nature, but a new study that identifies the first known case of cancer in the creature’s shows they suffered from the debilitating disease too.

    Asteroid samples contain 'clues to origin of life:' Japan scientists

    11 Jun 2022

    In one paper published on Friday, a group of researchers led by Okayama University in western Japan said they had discovered "amino acids and other organic matter that could give clues to the origin of life on Earth."

    Chilean paleontologists discover an unknown dinosaur called Arackar Licanantay in the Atacama Desert

    21 Apr 2021

    Ferocious tyrannosaur dinosaurs may not have been solitary predators as long envisioned, but more like social carnivores such as wolves, new research unveiled on Monday found.

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    Scientists connect human brain to computer wirelessly for first time ever

    03 Apr 2021

    The two participants of the latest trial – aged 35 and 63 – are paralysed through spinal cord injuries. They were able to use the wireless system continuously for up to 24 hours while at home, rather than in a laboratory.

    There could be life underneath the surface of Mars, study says

    26 Apr 2021

    The red planet has the ingredients for life underneath its surface. Scientists are now looking at the make-up of Martian rocks, positing that if they were consistently in contact with water they would be able to produce the kind of energy that allows alien life to flourish.

    85 million-year-old eggs discovered in Argentina

    23 Jul 2021

    Argentinian scientists have revealed the discovery of more than 160 fossilised prehistoric bird eggs at a university campus in Neuquén Province in the Patagonia region.

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