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Giant Amphibian Found in Garden Wall
A rare discovery of a fossilized amphibian, similar in appearance to the Chinese giant salamander, has been made in Australia. The fossil was found by
Brain Boost: Injection vs Exercise
A new study from the University of Queensland has found that a specific blood component, when injected, can lead to regenerative and cognitive improvements in
Deep-sea mining threatens unknown species.
The Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ) in the Pacific Ocean may soon become a site for deep-sea mining. However, a recent study has revealed that thousands of
Can Germany Feed Itself?
Germany Imports Majority of its Food: Study Shows Self-Sufficiency Possible with Reduced Meat Consumption Germany imports a significant portion of its food, but a new
3D Barrier Prevents Electric Car Fires
German company Freudenberg Sealing Technologies has developed a new component that can prevent fires and explosions in electric car batteries. The 3D barrier has already
Bone Health: Meat vs. Legumes?
A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Helsinki has investigated whether legumes can replace meat in terms of protein intake and bone
Worm-based vaccine lowers diabetes risk.
A new study conducted by researchers at James Cook University in Australia has found that a vaccination with live worms can positively affect metabolism and
3D-printed toilet stays clean
A new material has been developed that prevents dirt from sticking to toilet bowls, potentially reducing water consumption from flushing. According to scientific estimates, flushing
Big Breasts = Less Exercise Desire
A recent study conducted by Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia, has found that women with smaller breasts tend to be more physically active and satisfied
Organic Electrode Air Battery Works
In a groundbreaking development, researchers at Waseda University in Japan have successfully tested a prototype of a solid-state air battery. This new battery technology is
