Science and engineering

As new variants continue to emerge, and new waves of infections continue to pop up across the globe, the Sputnik V vaccine remains in demand.

Researchers at the National Research University of Electronic Technology “MIET”, jointly with colleagues from Belarus, have created a simple and safe method to create silicon germanium films that can turn waste heat from industrial facilities into electricity.

Beatson Institute will offer role to applicant who was initially told offer was withdrawn over her nationality

Potentially deadly, rheumatic fever has been eradicated in most of the developed world. Fresh research may help New Zealand finally follow suit

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Researchers from the Youth Development Institute at the University of Georgia brainstormed on the data collected from the Human Connectome Project

Russia has transferred 500 domestically made monkeypox test kits to Myanmar as part of the official visit of the top Russian diplomat, Sergey Lavrov, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday.

The ink used in the nanotech tattoos doesn't need a needle to be put inside the skin, unlike traditional tattoos. This non-invasive ink is made from gallium

Since May 2022, cases of monkeypox have been reported in dozens of countries outside of Africa where the disease is endemic.

One of the authors of a new study remarked that Earth would be “much drier and very different than the planet today” if its magnetic field did not make a resurgence in the ancient past.

The Mediterranean Sea’s temperature is above the average for the current season, which creates threats of extreme weather events

San Francisco, California has proclaimed a local health emergency due to the spread of monkeypox, Mayor London Breed said on Friday.

In a video posted on social media, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus recommended that "men who have sex with men" should reduce the number of their

A 2019 study published in Global Ecology and Conservation, an international scientific journal, said that cats, when allowed to roam outside on the streets and in parks

Evidence of past infection was detected in 46% of samples, compared with 17% in February