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Australian surfers invent Seabin, a rubbish bin for the ocean
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Elon Musk teases electric plane design and smokes weed on Joe Rogan podcast
Elon Musk teases electric plane design and smokes weed on Joe Rogan podcast
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European science funders ban grantees from publishing in paywalled journals - As of 2020, the group, which jointly spends around €7.6 billion on research annually, will require every paper it funds
European science funders ban grantees from publishing in paywalled journals - As of 2020, the group, which jointly spends around €7.6 billion on research annually, will require every paper it funds
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Gen Z teenagers have begun quitting social media in droves refusing to be programmed by it, playing the game of "who can appear the happiest"
Gen Z teenagers have begun quitting social media in droves refusing to be programmed by it, playing the game of "who can appear the happiest"
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Researchers believe an Australian bee which produces a “cellophane-like” material for its nests could help to end the world’s reliance on disposable plastics. A biotech company in NZ, Humble Bee
Researchers believe an Australian bee which produces a “cellophane-like” material for its nests could help to end the world’s reliance on disposable plastics. A biotech company in NZ, Humble Bee
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The government is ratcheting up its surveillance powers. But we can stop this - The people demanding these new powers have proven that they cannot be trusted with the powers they already have
The government is ratcheting up its surveillance powers. But we can stop this - The people demanding these new powers have proven that they cannot be trusted with the powers they already have
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The government is ratcheting up its surveillance powers. But we can stop this - The people demanding these new powers have proven that they cannot be trusted with the powers they already have
The government is ratcheting up its surveillance powers. But we can stop this - The people demanding these new powers have proven that they cannot be trusted with the powers they already have
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A survey of 63,000 federally employed scientists are warning about the dangers of the U.S. administration's shocking assault on science. Half of all respondents agreed that “consideration of politic
A survey of 63,000 federally employed scientists are warning about the dangers of the U.S. administration's shocking assault on science. Half of all respondents agreed that “consideration of politic
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U.S. states vow to fight government proposal to weaken fuel efficiency standards
U.S. states vow to fight government proposal to weaken fuel efficiency standards
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UK passes 1,000 hours without coal as energy shift accelerates
UK passes 1,000 hours without coal as energy shift accelerates
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Thanks to Amazon, the government will soon be able to track your face | Opinion
Thanks to Amazon, the government will soon be able to track your face | Opinion
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Robots Are Poised to Make Life Grim for the Working Class - Cheap technology will sweep away lots of jobs. That’s an argument for a better safety net
Robots Are Poised to Make Life Grim for the Working Class - Cheap technology will sweep away lots of jobs. That’s an argument for a better safety net
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Costa Rica Becomes the First Nation to Ban Fossil Fuels
Costa Rica Becomes the First Nation to Ban Fossil Fuels
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Why thousands of AI researchers are boycotting the new Nature journal - Academics share machine-learning research freely. Taxpayers should not have to pay twice to read our findings
Why thousands of AI researchers are boycotting the new Nature journal - Academics share machine-learning research freely. Taxpayers should not have to pay twice to read our findings