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Oxford University study finds spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in malnourished children
An Oxford University study found antibiotic-resistant bacteria is spreading rapidly in malnourished children under five years old in Niger.
You may be inhaling 68,000 microplastic particles every day
New research reveals that people may inhale over 68,000 fine microplastic particles daily from indoor air, far exceeding previous estimates.
World Lung Cancer Day 2025: Commemorating, celebrating, supporting
On 1 August every year, organisations and people around the world commemorate World Lung Cancer Day to support those impacted by the disease.
Ford UK secures £1bn government-backed loan to drive EV production
Ford UK secures a £1bn government loan to boost EV production, expand global exports, and drive innovation in electric vehicle manufacturing.
Mine water heat could provide UK with natural, clean energy, research finds
Data from the UK’s mine water heat lab shows warm water flows better than expected, boosting the use of clean, low-cost heat from coalfields.
Harnessing GNSS: Transforming meteorological predictions and climate analysis
Learn how GNSS data enhances weather forecasting and climate analysis by improving atmospheric water vapour monitoring.
Prenatal PFAS exposure disrupts infant immune development, URMC study finds
New research links prenatal PFAS exposure to altered infant immune development, raising concerns about long-term health effects.
Harnessing tungsten for next-generation fusion reactors
Research co-funded by Guardian Metals has revealed the expected demand for tungsten as innovation in nuclear fusion technology accelerates.
First Hydrogen expands SMR design collaboration with University of Alberta
First Hydrogen has announced the addition of a SMR design in collaboration with Prof Muhammad Taha Manzoor from the University of Alberta.
University of Southampton unlocks phage potential against antibiotic-resistant bacteria
University of Southampton have uncovered how phages can outsmart bacterial defences, offering new hope against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.