Researchers in the UK have electrospun white wheat flour into nanofibers they say could find use as biodegradable bandages. Moreover, at just 372Read More
The European Commission has launched formal talks on Japan’s association to Horizon Europe. In an announcement, published on 29 November, the European Read More
A tiny dinosaur and a miniscule map of Australia are two of a new class of versatile and programmable nanostructures constructed using Read More
The Chinese government has banned the export of critical minerals to the US that are crucial for semiconductors, military equipment and other Read More
A foam made of cellulose and chitin can remove up to 99.9% of microplastics from water and maintains efficiency after multiple cycles of Read More
The UK Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) Authority is consulting on expanding the ETS to include the maritime sector and recognise non-pipeline transport Read More
Students, staff and supporters of universities and colleges across the Netherlands have been protesting government plans to slash over €1 billion (£830 million) from Read More
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed to ban most food uses of the organophosphate insecticide chlorpyrifos. In August 2021, the agency Read More
An ominous cloud enveloped the city of Bhopal 40 years ago. The fog of methyl isocyanate that leaked from the Union Carbide pesticide Read More
The University of Hull has confirmed it will close its chemistry department, saying that it is ‘no longer financially or educationally sustainable’. Read More