About 7,000 years ago, in the Sahara, two women were buried in a rock shelter in what is now southwestern Libya. At the time, it… Read More »DNA From 7,000-Year-Old Mummies Reveals Lost Society From Sahara

A new mission concept that would see a fleet of telescopes probing rocky planets in their stars’ habitable zones should be able to tell us… Read More »How rare are inhabited worlds in the universe? The ‘LIFE’ space telescope fleet could find out

If you go walking in the wild, you might expect that what you’re seeing is natural. All around you are trees, shrubs and grasses growing… Read More »‘Dark Diversity’: The Invisible Threat Infiltrating Nature Worldwide

The Langlands program has been described by mathematician Edward Frankel as the “grand unified theory of mathematics.” Conceived by Robert Langlands in 1967, the program… Read More »Dennis Gaitsgory Wins Breakthrough Prize for Solving Part of Math’s Grand Unified Theory

This year’s Publisher Day offered valuable insights into the evolving world of scholarly publishing, with experts from the industry exploring themes of research integrity, AI… Read More »Publisher Day 2025: Key Insights

[LONDON] Development banks, national authorities and the private sector must step up to help fight malnutrition, say leading diplomats, ahead of a key development summit… Read More »Nutrition summit seeks investors as key donors withdraw

FemTech has emerged in recent years as a catch-all term to describe technology-driven innovation in women’s health. It is a rapidly growing sector in health… Read More »Tracking the FemTech Research Boom

Dr Alex Connock from the University of Oxford explains how a little video-sharing website created 20 years ago became a global phenomenon. The world’s biggest… Read More »8 ways YouTube transformed viewing

Of the many studios within the Ubisoft family, its Quebec City team is responsible for some of the publisher’s best and most unique work. In… Read More »How Ubisoft Quebec brought feudal Japan to life in Assassin’s Creed Shadows

As you can probably imagine, fine dining can be quite the suffocating affair. From where an ingredient comes from to the position and function of… Read More »Why this Michelin-selected fine dining chef opened a new restaurant in KL for casual dining