'Radical' Solar Breakthrough Allows Energy to Now Be Stored for Up to 18 Years, Say Scientists
With this new device and method, Swedish sunlight was absorbed, stored in water, shipped to China, and converted to electricity.
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New Nasal Spray That Could Protect People From All COVID Variants to Start Human Trials
A groundbreaking treatment in the form of a nasal spray, which could protect people from all COVID variants will advance to human trials.
Ultra Efficient 'Tandem' Solar Panels Ditch the Silicon to Absorb More of the Sun's Spectrum With Less Energy
German scientists have published details of their new solar panel, calling it the world's most efficient of its type, using a wider spectrum.
Adorable Cotton-top Tamarin Babies Born, Bolstering One of Most Endangered Primate Species (LOOK)
Adorable photos celebrate new births for one of the world's most endangered primates-the cotton-top tamarins-born to zoos in US and England.
Munich's First Solar Bus Technology Will Hit the Road to Reduce Emissions and Pollution
Sono Motors and the city of Munich are testing a public bus with solar panels on the roof to save fuel, slash emissions, and cut pollution.
Bigger than Texas: Huge New Marine Park Will Protect 'Australia's Galapagos'
Massive new marine parks will now protect the 'Australian Galapagos'-in oceans surrounding Christmas Island and Cocos (Keeling) Islands.
Startup Designs Prefab Facades That Turn Energy-Sucking Buildings Into Power Providers
The panels which install in 20 minutes, were able to make the most inefficient buildings in Germany carbon-neutral.
Study of Iridescent Animals Reveals Surprising Purpose Beyond Attracting Mates and Warning Predators
A new study from the University of Bristol shows for the first time that the striking iridescent colours seen in some animals increase their chances of survival.
Simple Bacteria Spray Can Solve India's Air Pollution and Also Enrich Local Farmers
The practice of "stubble burning" on India's farmlands are the major reason for her air pollution. This simple spray could solve that.
Constructive Feedback Is Surprisingly Welcome - So 'Just do it'
Constructive feedback is surprisingly welcome: 'Just do it', according to new research with the American Psychological Association.
Scientists Rewind the Age of Skin Cells by 30 Years - And Others Nearby Become More Youthful Too
Research from the Babraham Institute has developed a method to 'time jump' human skin cells by 30 years. Here's the science on that.
Preserved by Students for Years, WWII Internment Camp Becomes National Park
The Japanese-American interment camp of Amache has been maintained for decades by students, but is now a new National Historic Site.
New Treatment Helps Alopecia Patients Regrow Their Hair
A new Yale study shows that one in three patients with a severe skin disease were able to regrow hair after being treated with a common arthritis drug.
Research Suggests Mushrooms Talk to Each Other With a Vocabulary of 50 'Words'
The linguistic patterns used to look at the fungal electrical impulses were the same as those to decode ancient human languages like Pictish.
Leaving No Molecule Behind: 'Landfill of the Future' Turns Farming Waste Into Soaps, Compost, and Candles
3F Waste Recovery is trying to build a landfill of the future in Newfoundland's rugged remoteness with an ever-expanding line of products.
U.S. House Passes Bill to Cap Insulin Cost at $35 Per Month
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the Build Back Better Act, it will limit out-of-pocket co-pays for insulin.
Stolen 22 Years Ago, Two Priceless Charles Darwin Notebooks Mysteriously Returned in Pink Gift Bag
Inside are field notes which Darwin wrote literally as he was formulating his theory of evolution, as well as the "tree of life" sketch.
Latest Science Shows How to Reduce Loneliness
A new study demonstrated that engaging in meaningful, challenging activities during free time can reduce people's loneliness and increase their positive feelings.
Solar Panels That Make Electricity at Night are Finally Here - And They're Cheap and Don't Need Batteries
Researchers from Stanford University constructed a photovoltaic cell that harvests energy from the environment during the day and night.
Opium Production Ceases as Communities in Mexico's Golden Triangle Turn to Forestry
In an area famous for the activities of the Sinaloa Cartel, local communities have developed a sustainable forestry industry.
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