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Calls for a new ‘digital vaccination’ for children to tackle fake news and disinformation

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Cure for male pattern baldness given boost by sugar discovery

4 months ago sheffield.ac.uk

Study revealed that the vibrant colors of butterfly wings are thanks to actin, a protein found in the butterfly’s scales

6 months ago sheffield.ac.uk

Only Argentina, Brazil, Canada and Russia are expected to have a positive impact on the environment by 2050—the milestone for net zero

6 months ago sheffield.ac.uk canada environment russia

Study analyzed the emissions associated with plastic products compared to their alternatives and found substituting plastics with alternative materials is likely to result in increased GHG emissions in 15 out of 16 applications examined, empathizing the importance of optimising plastic use

7 months ago sheffield.ac.uk environment

Some people may be physically unable to use police breathalysers – study

13 months ago sheffield.ac.uk medicine

Global wildlife trade risks altering ecosystem function

16 months ago sheffield.ac.uk

Honeybees make rapid, accurate decisions and could inspire future of AI, study suggests

16 months ago sheffield.ac.uk ai

Connecting artificial intelligence systems to the real world through robots and designing them using principles from evolution is the most likely way AI will gain human-like cognition

16 months ago sheffield.ac.uk ai

Fungi stores a third of carbon from fossil fuel emissions and could be essential to reaching net zero

17 months ago sheffield.ac.uk environment

Scientists have discovered a single injection of the elongated Botox could relieve pain after nerve injury, for months and without risk of paralysis or addiction

19 months ago sheffield.ac.uk health

Universities develop ways for wind turbines to generate more energy

20 months ago sheffield.ac.uk

Researchers have developed a new ultrasound method that could help to more easily diagnose abnormal tissue, scarring and cancer

20 months ago sheffield.ac.uk cancer engineering

Scientists have found a novel way to block the transportation of mutant RNA and subsequent production of toxic repeat proteins which lead to the death of nerve cells in the most common subtypes of MND and FTD.

20 months ago sheffield.ac.uk neuroscience

Religious Hermit Found Buried in The Fetal Position. The woman buried was living with septic arthritis and also advanced venereal syphilis

21 months ago sheffield.ac.uk anthropology

Genetically modified rice could be key to tackling food shortages caused by climate change

22 months ago sheffield.ac.uk

Old Christmas trees could be saved from landfill to make renewable fuels

23 months ago sheffield.ac.uk

Cryogenic CO2 could end rail delays caused by leaves on the line

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Adding rock dust to UK agricultural soils could remove between 6 and 30 million tonnes of car CO2 from the atmosphere annually by 2050

2 years ago sheffield.ac.uk

The long-held theory, first suspected by Darwin and Humboldt, that tropical birds at the equator are more colourful than non-tropical birds has been proven analyzing 24,000 photos of birds

2 years ago sheffield.ac.uk

Parkinson's gene may impair how new neurons are made throughout our lifetime

3 years ago sheffield.ac.uk

Wildlife trade drives declines of over 60% in species abundance

3 years ago sheffield.ac.uk

New way of cooking rice removes arsenic and retains mineral nutrients, study shows cooking rice in a certain way removes over 50 per cent of the naturally occurring arsenic in brown rice…

4 years ago sheffield.ac.uk

Research found that genetic mutations in MRSA are allowing the bacteria to become highly resistant to antibiotics without reducing the bacteria’s ability to cause disease

4 years ago sheffield.ac.uk disease genetics

Researchers tracking the spread of Covid-19 around the world have discovered that viruses with a new variant have now overtaken the original strain

4 years ago sheffield.ac.uk covid

Half of UK rice breaches limits on arsenic for children, warn scientists

4 years ago sheffield.ac.uk

Growing fruit and vegetables in just 10 per cent of a city's gardens and other urban green spaces could provide 15 per cent of the local population with their 'five a day', according to new research.

4 years ago sheffield.ac.uk

Experts discover toolkit to repair DNA breaks associated with ageing, Motor Neurone Disease

4 years ago sheffield.ac.uk disease

Capturing elephants from the wild hinders their reproduction for over a decade

5 years ago sheffield.ac.uk

Beetle scales hold secret to creating sustainable paint from recycled plastic, research shows

5 years ago sheffield.ac.uk

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Calls for a new ‘digital vaccination’ for children to tackle fake news and disinformation

Cure for male pattern baldness given boost by sugar discovery

Study revealed that the vibrant colors of butterfly wings are thanks to actin, a protein found in the butterfly’s scales

Only Argentina, Brazil, Canada and Russia are expected to have a positive impact on the environment by 2050—the milestone for net zero

Study analyzed the emissions associated with plastic products compared to their alternatives and found substituting plastics with alternative materials is likely to result in increased GHG emissions in 15 out of 16 applications examined, empathizing the importance of optimising plastic use

Some people may be physically unable to use police breathalysers – study

Global wildlife trade risks altering ecosystem function

Honeybees make rapid, accurate decisions and could inspire future of AI, study suggests

Connecting artificial intelligence systems to the real world through robots and designing them using principles from evolution is the most likely way AI will gain human-like cognition

Fungi stores a third of carbon from fossil fuel emissions and could be essential to reaching net zero

Scientists have discovered a single injection of the elongated Botox could relieve pain after nerve injury, for months and without risk of paralysis or addiction

Universities develop ways for wind turbines to generate more energy

Researchers have developed a new ultrasound method that could help to more easily diagnose abnormal tissue, scarring and cancer

Scientists have found a novel way to block the transportation of mutant RNA and subsequent production of toxic repeat proteins which lead to the death of nerve cells in the most common subtypes of MND and FTD.

Religious Hermit Found Buried in The Fetal Position. The woman buried was living with septic arthritis and also advanced venereal syphilis

Genetically modified rice could be key to tackling food shortages caused by climate change

Old Christmas trees could be saved from landfill to make renewable fuels

Cryogenic CO2 could end rail delays caused by leaves on the line

Adding rock dust to UK agricultural soils could remove between 6 and 30 million tonnes of car CO2 from the atmosphere annually by 2050

The long-held theory, first suspected by Darwin and Humboldt, that tropical birds at the equator are more colourful than non-tropical birds has been proven analyzing 24,000 photos of birds

Parkinson's gene may impair how new neurons are made throughout our lifetime

Wildlife trade drives declines of over 60% in species abundance

New way of cooking rice removes arsenic and retains mineral nutrients, study shows cooking rice in a certain way removes over 50 per cent of the naturally occurring arsenic in brown rice…

Research found that genetic mutations in MRSA are allowing the bacteria to become highly resistant to antibiotics without reducing the bacteria’s ability to cause disease

Researchers tracking the spread of Covid-19 around the world have discovered that viruses with a new variant have now overtaken the original strain

Half of UK rice breaches limits on arsenic for children, warn scientists

Growing fruit and vegetables in just 10 per cent of a city's gardens and other urban green spaces could provide 15 per cent of the local population with their 'five a day', according to new research.

Experts discover toolkit to repair DNA breaks associated with ageing, Motor Neurone Disease

Capturing elephants from the wild hinders their reproduction for over a decade

Beetle scales hold secret to creating sustainable paint from recycled plastic, research shows