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Innovation where it matters: human well-being, machines, and the planet. This section focuses on applied science and engineering breakthroughs, medical revolutions, AI frontiers, and emerging tech that reshapes how we live and heal.
Why do some people face higher heart risks from red meat? A new discovery links microbes, red meat, and heart disease risk.
Could tiny microbes help with stress and anxiety? Learn how psychobiotics influence the gut brain axis and promise hope for mental illness.
Could higher recycled asphalt use mean more savings and less pollution? This research finds the science-backed sweet spot for durability.
What if the secret to truly understanding the hidden life of plastics lies not in what we discard, but in the precise ways we identify and quantify it?
Could polluted wastewater fuel the next green revolution? Scientists discover how to extract potassium-rich fertiliser from India’s distillery waste.
Scientists uncover how a natural peptide dismantles deadly fungal cell wall. Could this be the turning point in the fight against antifungal resistance?
With certified eVTOL taxis, China has moved ahead in the flying car race. Can other countries keep up in this competition for the skies?
Can a rare neuromuscular condition shed light on autism? This discovery shows how one mutation affects brain development in surprising ways.
The brain can carry work tension home without you knowing. Can you train it to leave the office drama behind and enjoy the evening?
Could a lab-made hue change how we see the world? Meet Olo, the impossible colour that defies nature and stuns the eye with pure intensity.
Long before modern sustainability, Inca farmers tamed the Andes. Could their water-wise terraces and llamas show us how to...
A new study questions whether Earth has crossed a critical extinction threshold or if the scientific support has been...
Why does Elon Musk believe large families are vital for civilisation? His 14th child reignites discussions on legacy, ethics,...
