Protein research Designed proteins are anticipated to have groundbreaking impact on a range of issues from treating disease to tackling environmental problems.

Life Published: 10:00 A recent study by an interdisciplinary research team shows how a soil bacterium can become a source of inspiration in the search of new active substances. Genomic analyses of the plant pathogen Pseudomonas syringae shed light on its chemical diversity. Two newly discovered families of natural products, the syrilipamides and secimides, are - in combination - particularly harmful to amoebae and the secimides are also active against fungi.

Iris - the lunar rover built by 300 students across Carnegie Mellon University's seven colleges - will head back to the moon.

Message from The German Federal Cartel Office has no fundamental objections to the 50+1 rule in German professional soccer, it announced on June 16, 2025.

In the U.S., the monthly payments increase the longer one works-researchers have now examined whether delaying retirement is financially worthwhile. To the point Earlier retirement: Researchers have analyzed data from the United States to examine whether retiring earlier is worthwhile. Findings: The study shows that the financial risk of delaying retirement particularly affects men and low-income groups in the U.S. Making the most

Babies as young as eight months old can adapt their learning style to changing situations, according to research by Francesco Poli of the Donders Institute at Radboud University.

This image combines 678 separate images taken by NSF-Doe Vera C. Rubin Observatory in just over seven hours of observing time.

Archaeologists from The University of Manchester have played a leading role in the rediscovery of the ancient city of Imet in Egypt's eastern Nile Delta, uncovering multi-storey dwellings, granaries and a ceremonial road tied to the worship of the cobra goddess Wadjet.

Four excellent researchers from SDU have been awarded DKK 6 million from Independent Research Fund Denmark for groundbreaking research in quantum technology, solar cells, heart disease and the deep sea.

Groceries A new study reveals an unfortunate effect of supermarkets' popular "2 for 1" offers: Not only do they make us buy more, these offers also lead to food waste at home. Food waste is a huge global problem - both economically and climatically. The UN estimates that one third of all food goes to waste.

100 years of a theory that changed physics echoed in wide quantum diversity at ISTA 2025 marks the 100 jubilee of quantum mechanics. Despite its young age, the fast-growing and highly interdisciplinary Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA) is advancing broadly diverse areas of quantum research.

The newly released first images from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile mark the start of a ten-year mission involving UCL researchers to create an ultra-high-definition time-lapse record of the Universe and help to pin down what dark energy might be. The observatory is named in honour of a trailblazing US astronomer who discovered evidence for dark matter.

Artists urgently need stronger defences to protect their work from being used to train AI models without their consent. Even when using tools like NightShade, artists are still at risk of their work being used for training AI models without their consent Hanna Foerster So say a team of researchers who have uncovered significant weaknesses in two of the art protection tools most used by artists to safeguard their work.

New research cast doubts over suggestions an incestuous social elite ruled over the ancient people of Ireland, 5500 years ago.

Light Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Published: 10:00 Yesterday, Monday (23 June), the QUICK³ nanosatellite was launched into space from Vandenberg, California, on a carrier rocket.

The 13th FLUXONICS workshop will bring together around 45 leading minds in superconducting circuit research from Japan, the USA, China and Europe with students and interested parties at TU Ilmenau from June 23 to 26, 2025.

On Friday 6 June 2025, the conference "Present Human Rights Challenges - in Europe and Beyond" took place in Innsbruck.

Nursery availability is lowest in England's most deprived neighbourhoods, with private equity backed providers less likely to open in them, leading to concerns around choice and quality, finds a report by UCL researchers.

A new type of cruciate ligament graft reduces complications and shortens rehabilitation period. It's every top athlete's worst nightmare: an anterior cruciate ligament injury.

Boyd English will be 76 years old in July and is looking forward to riding his Harley Davidson motorcycle this summer, thanks to researchers at the Cumming School of Medicine.

A new study from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), London South Bank University and the British Veterinary Ethnicity and Diversity Society, has found racism continues to be a persistent problem experienced by Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) members of the UK veterinary sector.

What if a machine could suck up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, run it through a series of chemical reactions, and essentially spit out industrially useful plastic? "I think that is something that we, as a society, would be interested in.

Durham scientists play key role in global space survey as first Rubin Observatory images released Scientists from our top-rated Physics department are playing a major role in the world's most ambitiou

Researchers, including Tom Lenaerts (VUB/ULB), are calling for closer collaboration between AI developers and scientists from the social and complexity sciences An international group of researchers,

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, a new scientific facility that will bring the night sky to life like never before using the largest camera ever built, has revealed its 'first look' images at the start of its 10-year survey of the cosmos.

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) has launched MusicLab, an international conference dedicated to the study of music scenes, culture and their relationship with the media.