- Medicine - Jun 23 Chinese investment in biomedical research
- Medicine - Jun 23 NEJM publishes full analysis of Rydapt (midostaurin) Phase III RATIFY trial in newly diagnosed FLT3- mutated acute myeloid leukemia (AML)
- History - Jun 23 Book reveals how Enlightenment thinkers saw Europe
- Philosophy - Jun 23 ‘Programmers should not decide who lives and who dies’
- Medicine - Jun 23 Treating antibiotic- resistant TB
- Medicine - Jun 23 How to train your drugs: from nanotherapeutics to nanobots
- Business - Jun 23 N.Y. honeybees stung hard by varroa mite, researchers find
- Physics - Jun 23 Atomic imperfections move quantum communication network closer to reality
- Environment - Jun 23 Pioneering community energy pilot underway at Nottingham housing development
- Careers - Jun 23 Imperial early- career researcher recognised in prestigious list
- Computer Science - Jun 23 CIS researchers receive $2.5M NSF grant for cybersecurity
- Computer Science - Jun 23 Carnegie Mellon’s RoboTutor Advances to Global Learning XPRIZE Semifinals
- Medicine - Jun 23 Dog’s leg saved from amputation by new bone regeneration technology
- Religions - Jun 23 The religious lives of international seafarers
- Politics - Jun 23 Brexit gives rise to new political identities, new report finds
- Medicine - Jun 23 Novartis Kisqali (ribociclib) receives positive CHMP opinion as first- line treatment for HR+/HER2- locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer in combination with any aromatase inhibitor
Life Sciences Jun 23
Older adults who lead an active sex life are more likely to have increased cognitive function, according to a new Oxford University research collaboration. The study which was conducted in partnership with the University of Coventry, found that people over the age of fifty, who engaged in above average levels of sexual activity, scored higher in a series of tests than others.
Psychology Jun 23
Experiencing traumatic events may be associated with greater mental resilience among residents rather than causing widespread angst, suggests a study published this week that investigated the effect of World War II bombing on the mental health of citizens in German cities.
Physics Jun 23
EPFL researchers have found a way around what was considered a fundamental limitation of physics for over 100 years.
Life Sciences Jun 23
Bees lacking the insect equivalent of the cerebral cortex may still be able to learn smells, according to research from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL).
Mathematics Jun 22
A team of international scientists - including an archaeologist from the University of Bristol - have cracked the mystery of why bird eggs are shaped the way they are.
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