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Scientists have discovered that laboratory-grown brain organoids can closely resemble developing brains in some ways, but they appear to lack a precise sense of developmental timing Researchers at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA) hav

Facing unpredictable climate, dwindling water supplies, and rising costs, American farmers are rethinking water usage. Carlos Suárez, Chair of the U.S. Sustainability Alliance, discusses how they are rewriting the rules of water Faced with climate volatil

Thousands of UK households living close to new electricity pylons could save up to £2,500 on their energy bills under a new government scheme The UK government has announced the first 43 transmission projects expected to qualify for the Bill Discount Sche

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has reaffirmed the safety of routine childhood vaccination, stating that extensive scientific evidence shows vaccines do not cause autism in children The statement, published on 12 August 2026

Cecilia Van Cauwenberghe examines international partnerships regarding Europe's global gateway, transitioning from investment targets to demonstrating impact The European Union (EU) has mobilised the capital; converting it into functioning systems, local

Data from the UK Health Security Agency shows that admissions of infants under six months to intensive care for respiratory syncytial virus dropped by 50 per cent during the first full year of the maternal vaccination programme According to the UKHSA annu

Astronomers using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope have discovered a new astrophysical object dubbed a black hole star, an extraordinarily bright red entity that combines a massive central black hole with an immense hydrogen envelope The discovery stems

Innovative small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in EU enlargement countries can now apply for a new programme designed to help them strengthen their businesses, prepare for investment and explore European funding opportunities Called Ready4EIC, the p

Canada's Minister of Health Majorie Michel shares how Canada is building a stronger, interoperable health system where healthcare professionals feel supported to deliver quality and timely patient care to communities across the country Canada's healthcare

New targets aimed at improving mental health services have been welcomed as an important move towards better access, greater accountability and more consistent care across the NHS The NHS Alliance's mental health network has described the agreement of new