A whiff of catnip can make mosquitoes buzz off, and now researchers know why. The active component of catnip (Nepeta cataria) repels insects by...
IBADAN, Nigeria, Mar 04 (IPS) – The following opinion piece is part of series to mark the upcoming International Women’s Day March 8.Africa’s population...
Whale protection — Science News, March 6, 1971 Whaling by the single remaining United States whaling firm, the Del Monte Fishing Co. of San...
It’s been two decades since the Human Genome Project first unveiled a rough draft of our genetic instruction book. The promise of that medical...
NEW YORK, Mar 04 (IPS) – The following opinion piece is part of series to mark the upcoming International Women’s Day March 8.In 2020,...
GENEVA, Mar 04 (IPS) – The United Nations is using the digital government technology behind vaccine passports to help developing countries provide essential services...
People who have already had COVID-19 — even if they didn’t show symptoms — may be able to get away with just a single...
Inspired by a strange fish that can withstand the punishing pressures of the deepest reaches of the ocean, scientists have devised a soft autonomous...
A century ago, science’s understanding of the brain was primitive, like astronomy before telescopes. Certain brain injuries were known to cause specific problems, like...
PHILADELPHIA, US, Mar 03 (IPS) – In the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic, at a certain hour of the evening, people in cities...

Catnip repels insects. Scientists may have finally found out how
50 years ago, U.S. commercial whaling was coming to an end
DNA databases are too white, so genetics doesn’t help everyone. How do we fix that?
<em>International Womens Day, 2021</em><br>Gender Equality is The Roadmap We Need to Overcome Our Most Pressing Global Challenges
Vaccine Passports Are Controversial But Their Technology Will Bring Big Benefits to Developing Countries
People who have had COVID-19 might need only one shot of a coronavirus vaccine
This soft robot withstands crushing pressures at the ocean’s greatest depths
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Inside the New York ‘time machine’ racing to save a century of sound and film
Two Summits in Bangkok: IMF/World Bank and Finance Ministers Inside, the People’s Assembly Outside
CHINA: ‘My Sister Has Been in a Chinese Prison for Eight Years Because I Exercised My Freedom of Speech’
COP17: The world has a plan to save nature. Is it working?