Researchers at the University of Oxford have achieved a breakthrough in quantum physics, demonstrating a new type of interaction, “quadsqueezing,” for the first time.
Three months after COP30, the most consequential climate leadership isn’t coming from national capitals, it’s coming from city halls, where implementation, accountability and public trust converge.
The European aviation sector has taken the next appropriate steps in climate accountability with the release of the latest version of the Non-CO₂ Aviation Effects Tracking System (NEATS).
The partnership between the Government Commercial Agency and NHS England has secured nearly £5 billion in healthcare construction over the last four years..
Researchers identify ten early symptoms linked to eclampsia in pregnancy, offering a way to predict and prevent life-threatening seizures with timely treatment.
The European Commission has officially handed over the secretariat of its Multilateral Dialogue on principles and values for international cooperation in research and innovation to the International Science Council (ISC).
Dr Isabel Rubio, President of the European Cancer Organisation, reflects on the EU Commission’s ambitious Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan health initiative, its achievements, and the importance of maintaining momentum to continue making…
University of Warwick scientists have uncovered a "hidden" version of a clean-energy material (β-BiVO4) and new battery-friendly structures by studying the intermediate stages of chemical heating.
The Public Accounts Committee has praised the Bank of England's successful £431m modernisation of the UK's payment infrastructure as a model for government IT projects.
A new study has identified three distinct pathways in how Alzheimer’s develops, offering fresh insight into how Alzheimer’s cognitive decline may progress differently across patients over time.
Oxford researchers report a single-dose shot shows a strong immune response against a deadly viral infection in adults and children, raising hopes for simpler global protection.
Researchers have found that cells use a "low-pass filter" to ignore short-term physical stress while reacting to sustained forces. By using vimentin fibres to "hold" mechanical signals for up to an hour, cells decide when to activate…
Robert Verkerk from the Alliance for Natural Health International explores the drivers of chronic disease and the need for a preventative approach that addresses evolutionary mismatches to improve health outcomes, foster individual…
Waste crime has grown into a major environmental and economic issue, costing the UK around £1 billion each year while damaging communities and ecosystems.
Smithsonian researchers have found that scorpions use a "skillfully engineered" layout of zinc, manganese, and iron to reinforce their stingers and pincers.
A £1.75m UK-wide research programme led by Queen’s University Belfast will study how bowel cancer develops, aiming to improve early detection and personalise screening.
The latest Horizon Europe digital funding call has attracted significant interest across the research and innovation community, with 250 proposals submitted before the 15th April 2026 deadline.