Showing 1,645 to 1,656 of 6,579 results
Plastic Waste Converted into Paracetamol Using Genetically Modified Bacteria
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have developed a method to convert plastic waste into paracetamol using genetically modified E. coli bacteria, achieving a 90% conversion rate in under 24 hours at room temperature, reducing carbon emissions and offering a sustainable alternative to traditio...
Plastic Waste Converted into Paracetamol Using Genetically Modified Bacteria
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have developed a method to convert plastic waste into paracetamol using genetically modified E. coli bacteria, achieving a 90% conversion rate in under 24 hours at room temperature, reducing carbon emissions and offering a sustainable alternative to traditio...
Progress
44% Bias Score
E. coli Converts Plastic Waste into Painkiller
Scientists have discovered that genetically modified E. coli can convert PET plastic into paracetamol, a common painkiller, via a biocompatible Lossen rearrangement, offering a more sustainable and environmentally friendly production method.
E. coli Converts Plastic Waste into Painkiller
Scientists have discovered that genetically modified E. coli can convert PET plastic into paracetamol, a common painkiller, via a biocompatible Lossen rearrangement, offering a more sustainable and environmentally friendly production method.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Chile's Plastic Consumption Rises Amidst Recycling Growth and Manufacturing Challenges
Chile's plastic consumption reached 1,238,000 tons in 2024, a 7% increase, fueled by mining and agriculture, while recycled PET imports jumped 64% due to new recycling plants and regulations, yet the manufacturing sector faced job losses and decreased exports due to rising costs and regulations.
Chile's Plastic Consumption Rises Amidst Recycling Growth and Manufacturing Challenges
Chile's plastic consumption reached 1,238,000 tons in 2024, a 7% increase, fueled by mining and agriculture, while recycled PET imports jumped 64% due to new recycling plants and regulations, yet the manufacturing sector faced job losses and decreased exports due to rising costs and regulations.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Rubin Observatory Begins 10-Year Cosmic Survey, Unveiling Thousands of New Asteroids
The $810m Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile has begun a 10-year survey of the cosmos, already discovering 2,104 previously unknown asteroids and producing stunning images of galaxies, offering a revolutionary view of the universe.
Rubin Observatory Begins 10-Year Cosmic Survey, Unveiling Thousands of New Asteroids
The $810m Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile has begun a 10-year survey of the cosmos, already discovering 2,104 previously unknown asteroids and producing stunning images of galaxies, offering a revolutionary view of the universe.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Vera Rubin Observatory Releases First Images, Unveiling Unprecedented Cosmic Details
The Vera Rubin Observatory in Chile released its first images, showcasing unprecedented detail of nebulae, galaxies, and 2104 previously unknown asteroids (including seven near-Earth objects) detected in just 10 hours, using the largest digital camera ever built; its decade-long Legacy Survey of Spa...
Vera Rubin Observatory Releases First Images, Unveiling Unprecedented Cosmic Details
The Vera Rubin Observatory in Chile released its first images, showcasing unprecedented detail of nebulae, galaxies, and 2104 previously unknown asteroids (including seven near-Earth objects) detected in just 10 hours, using the largest digital camera ever built; its decade-long Legacy Survey of Spa...
Progress
44% Bias Score
E. coli Bacteria Convert Plastic Waste into Paracetamol
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh used E. coli bacteria to convert PET plastic into paracetamol, a process mimicking the Lossen rearrangement reaction and offering a more sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuel-based manufacturing, as published in Nature.
E. coli Bacteria Convert Plastic Waste into Paracetamol
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh used E. coli bacteria to convert PET plastic into paracetamol, a process mimicking the Lossen rearrangement reaction and offering a more sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuel-based manufacturing, as published in Nature.
Progress
20% Bias Score
AI Advances Navier-Stokes Solution
A team led by mathematician Javier Gómez Serrano and Google DeepMind is on the verge of solving the Navier-Stokes equations, a centuries-old problem in fluid dynamics with implications for weather prediction and other fields, using artificial intelligence.
AI Advances Navier-Stokes Solution
A team led by mathematician Javier Gómez Serrano and Google DeepMind is on the verge of solving the Navier-Stokes equations, a centuries-old problem in fluid dynamics with implications for weather prediction and other fields, using artificial intelligence.
Progress
28% Bias Score
Newgrange Tomb Burial Practices Challenged by New Research
New research suggests that burial at Ireland's Newgrange passage tomb, a Neolithic monument dating back 5,200 years, wasn't restricted to the social elite; instead, individuals may have been chosen as community representatives, challenging previous assumptions of an incestuous ruling dynasty.
Newgrange Tomb Burial Practices Challenged by New Research
New research suggests that burial at Ireland's Newgrange passage tomb, a Neolithic monument dating back 5,200 years, wasn't restricted to the social elite; instead, individuals may have been chosen as community representatives, challenging previous assumptions of an incestuous ruling dynasty.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Vera Rubin Observatory Unveils First Images, Promises Astronomical Breakthroughs
The Vera Rubin Observatory in Chile unveiled its first images, showcasing its ability to observe vast gas clouds 9,000 light years away and promising breakthroughs in understanding dark matter, detecting killer asteroids, and potentially discovering a ninth planet within the first year of operation.
Vera Rubin Observatory Unveils First Images, Promises Astronomical Breakthroughs
The Vera Rubin Observatory in Chile unveiled its first images, showcasing its ability to observe vast gas clouds 9,000 light years away and promising breakthroughs in understanding dark matter, detecting killer asteroids, and potentially discovering a ninth planet within the first year of operation.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Rubin Observatory Releases First Images, Unveiling Unprecedented Cosmic Detail
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile released its first full-color images, revealing unprecedented detail in a time-lapse view of the cosmos, including nebulae, galaxy clusters, and millions of galaxies, marking the start of its 10-year survey to study dark matter and energy.
Rubin Observatory Releases First Images, Unveiling Unprecedented Cosmic Detail
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile released its first full-color images, revealing unprecedented detail in a time-lapse view of the cosmos, including nebulae, galaxy clusters, and millions of galaxies, marking the start of its 10-year survey to study dark matter and energy.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Young Inventors Prize Awarded for Sustainable Technologies
The European Patent Office awarded ten young inventors for technologies addressing UN Sustainable Development Goals; special prizes recognized innovations in rare earth recycling, food preservation using biodegradable sachets, and carbon-capturing textiles, with an additional People's Choice award f...
Young Inventors Prize Awarded for Sustainable Technologies
The European Patent Office awarded ten young inventors for technologies addressing UN Sustainable Development Goals; special prizes recognized innovations in rare earth recycling, food preservation using biodegradable sachets, and carbon-capturing textiles, with an additional People's Choice award f...
Progress
16% Bias Score
Genomic Instability Test Predicts Chemotherapy Failure in Cancer Patients
Researchers in Spain and the UK have developed a new genomic instability analysis that predicts which patients will not respond to three major chemotherapy types, impacting treatment decisions and potentially reducing side effects for up to 50% of patients.
Genomic Instability Test Predicts Chemotherapy Failure in Cancer Patients
Researchers in Spain and the UK have developed a new genomic instability analysis that predicts which patients will not respond to three major chemotherapy types, impacting treatment decisions and potentially reducing side effects for up to 50% of patients.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Showing 1,645 to 1,656 of 6,579 results