Scientists

Scientists

The innovative material was created by Swiss researchers using blue-green algae, known as cyanobacteria, which convert CO2, sunlight, and water into oxygen and sugars through photosynthesis. Photo: Collected

New living material developed to absorb CO2

People attend the funeral procession of Iranian military commanders, nuclear scientists, and others killed in Israeli strikes in Iranian capital Tehran on June 28, 2025. Majid Asgaripour/WANA (West Asia News Agency) via REUTERS

Iran holds funeral for commanders and scientists killed in war with Israel

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New species of lizard discovered in Peru national park

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Scientists in Peru discover two new endangered plant species

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Scientists hope to bring back extinct Tasmanian tiger

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BDU VC on the list of world's best scientists for nine years in a row

Chile's scientists unearth cemetery of pterosaurs remain

Chile's scientists unearth cemetery of pterosaurs remain

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Bangladeshi scientists discover a new cause for diabetes

Scientists who were killed by their own invention

Scientists who were killed by their own invention

A man wearing a protective face mask walks past an illustration of a virus outside a regional science centre amid the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak, in Oldham, Britain August 3, 2020. Photo :Reuters

Omicron subvariant BA.2 more infectious than "original", Danish study finds

Actor Daniel Craig poses on the red carpet at the German premiere of the James Bond 007 film "Spectre" in Berlin, Germany, October 28, 2015. Photo :Reuters

UK honours Covid scientists and medics, Bond actor Daniel Craig

Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan visits a coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pop-up vaccination centre at Chelsea football ground, Stamford Bridge in London, Britain, December 18, 2021. Photo :Reuters

Omicron coronavirus cases surge in UK, scientists see bigger wave

Thwaites is so wide, it goes to the horizon in all directions. Photo :BBC

Thwaites glacier could ‘shatter like a car windscreen’, scientists warn