Science & Technology Archive
Monarch butterflies reared in captivity weaker than wild migrants – study
Netflix unveils new parental control options
British-built spacecraft bound for Mercury set to fly by Earth
Google updates Pixel 4’s face recognition with option to require eyes be open
Facebook launches gaming tournaments in UK
Blood plasma from Covid-19 survivors ‘improved symptoms of severely ill patients’
University repurposes specialised equipment and 3D printers to make extra PPE
Covid-19: Cancer research to take a hit
‘Biological pump’ in ocean capturing twice as much carbon than thought – study
GPs fear missing coronavirus advice as NHS email inboxes reach capacity
New ‘smart toilet’ technology can look for signs of disease, scientists claim
Deezer fitness playlists gain voices of motivation from Zara Larsson and others
How atomic bombs made it possible for scientists to carbon date whale sharks
Coronavirus transmission rate may have fallen, says expert
Say cheese! Mice have facial expressions to reflect emotions, scientists say
Human ancestor Homo erectus ‘at least 150,000 years older than thought’
Effectiveness of school closures in historic pandemics put under the microscope
Scientists developing coronavirus vaccine delivered via fingertip-sized patch
Test that can diagnose Covid-19 in 90 minutes being deployed in hospitals
People working from home told to pay extra attention to electrical safety
Starlink: everything you need to know about the network of satellites
Contact tracing app ‘could help ease UK out of pandemic lockdown’
New quantum technology could help diagnose and treat heart condition
Artificial intelligence ‘could help identify future diabetes patients’
Blood test ‘can detect more than than 50 types of cancer’
Pangolins should be considered possible hosts of coronavirus, scientists say
Vintage Apple trainers sold for almost £8,000 at auction
Marine species ‘relocating towards the poles due to rising ocean temperatures’
Newborns with coronavirus may have contracted disease from mothers – study
National Theatre collaborates with YouTube to put productions online
