'High Hopes' For Treating Severe Asthma After Scientists Identify Anti-Inflammatory Molecule
Scientists at TBSI Trinity in Dublin have uncovered a new approach for treating severe asthma. It could especially help children.
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Want Students to Do Better in Class? Take Them on Culturally Enriching Field Trips
Students who attended three different field trips in fourth or fifth grade scored higher on end-of-grade exams, according to BYU research.
Key Building Block For Life Discovered on a Planet 444 Light-Years Away
Planet forming gas, dust, and ice 444 light years away contains a complex organic molecule that could lead to life, according to new research. The chemical, known as dimethyl ether, is a key building block of life—turning into prebiotics such as amino acids and sugars.. Co-author Dr. Nienke van der Marel, of Leiden Observatory, said, […]
Brooklyn's Yafa Café Supports Growers in War Torn Yemen - the Surprising Birthplace of the Coffee Bean
The story goes that a shepherd in Yemen noticed his goats' endless energy after eating the coffee beans, which started the coffee revolution.
Largest Farm to Grow Crops Under Solar Panels Proves to Be a Bumper Crop for Agrivoltaic Land Use
Agrivoltaics, growing crops under solar panels, increases the production of both, and Jack's Solar Garden farm is showing how it's done.
The Perfect Answer for Berlin's Invasive Species Problem - Make Them Into Delicious Cuisine
"If you can't beat them, eat them" say the founders of Holycrab! - a German eatery that serves invasive species.
Optimistic Men Have a Better Shot at Less-Stressful, Healthy Aging, Finds New Study
Optimism may promote emotional well-being by limiting how often one experiences stressful situations, find Boston University researchers.
Gourmet Meals Cooked Over Molten Lava: Foodies Offer One-of-a-Kind Experience in Ancient Canyon (LOOK)
This pop-up event in Saudi Arabia used molten lava to cook food for diners. The unbelievable scene was produced by experimental creatives at London-based Bompas & Parr studio, utilizing research from a leading expert in molten rock, Professor Robert Wysocki of Syracuse University in the U.S. Guests were seated in The Shlal Canyon at AlUla […]
Airbnb is Setting Up 100,000 Refugees From Ukraine With Free Housing
Airbnb.org and Airbnb are announcing that Airbnb.org will offer free, short-term housing to up to 100,000 refugees fleeing Ukraine.
Giant Floating Solar Panel Flowers Replace Coal in Korea and Become Tourist Destination
The plum blossom shape was requested by the villagers who hoped it would make the whole thing more visually appealing.
Working in Your 'Off' Hours Can Harm Your Motivation and Enthusiasm For Work
The traditional 9-to-5 work week has been replaced in many cases by hybrid hours that fit your needs-but at what cost, if you do too much work? But working a nontraditional schedule, and checking in during all hours of the day, night, and weekends, is not necessarily beneficial for the modern workforce, according to new […]
City Trees and Soil Are Sucking More Carbon Out of the Atmosphere Than We Thought
Researchers found that trees and soils on the outermost edge of forests may play a greater role in fighting climate change than we thought.
New Cancer Therapy Completely Destroys Advanced Ovarian and Colorectal Tumors in 6 Days
At Rice University, a new cancer therapy has completely destroyed advanced ovarian and bowel tumors - in just six days.
Scientists Develop Breakthrough Method for Recycling Industrial Plastics at Room Temperature in 20 Minutes
Researchers at the University of Bath have developed a new and simple method for upcycling plastic waste at room temperature.
A Hobbit House-Style Visitor Center Has Been Cleverly Built Into a Hill
A Danish visitor center has been cleverly built into a hill. The Skamlingsbanken in Kolding—which resembles a Hobbit house or even the setting for Teletubbies—is located in a place of cultural significance. Architects CEBRA explain the glacial landscape "holds a central place in Danish history, and over time it has been a setting for debates […]
California Erects Solar Panels Over Canal to Save Huge Supply of Water From Evaporation
With best results, the solar canals will save 65 billion gallons of water from evaporation, and save thousands of acres from development.
Scientists Engineer Bacteria to Eat CO2 and Release Valuable Acetone and Isopropyl That are Carbon-Negative
The bacteria could be used in existing ethanol factories, and simply consume industrial emissions from other nearby plants.
Tiny New Species of Chocolate Frog is Discovered After Scientists Follow its Unique 'Beep' Sound
A tiny new species of burrowing frog has been discovered after scientists were able to find it by its unique "beep" sound.
When Neighborhood Knows Bits of Personal Information About Local Police, Crime Drops by 5-7%
Researchers have published in Nature journal about how knowing a bit of personal info about neighborhood police reduces crime by 5-7%.
Cats and Dogs May Protect Owners From Memory Loss in Later Life, Study Finds
Owning a pet, like a dog or cat, especially for five years or longer, may be linked to slower cognitive decline in older adults, according to a preliminary study.
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