Incredible shrinking 3D printer can make really tiny objects
A method for 3D printing minuscule objects produces them at a larger size and then shrinks them to one thousandth of the original volume
Incredible shrinking 3D printer can make really tiny objects
A method for 3D printing minuscule objects produces them at a larger size and then shrinks them to one thousandth of the original volume
Can a Green New Deal boost the US economy and save the planet?
Politicians like the newly-elected Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are now taking climate change seriously, but even an ambitious plan to remake the economy may not be enough
Virgin Galactic claims its first successful flight to edge of space
Richard Branson's space tourism firm says it has finally made a flight to the edge of space - though the craft did not reach the currently accepted definition of 100 kilometres up
Can a Green New Deal boost the US economy and save the planet?
Politicians like the newly-elected Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are now taking climate change seriously, but even an ambitious plan to remake the economy may not be enough
Virgin Galactic claims its first successful flight to edge of space
Richard Branson's space tourism firm says it has finally made a flight to the edge of space - though the craft did not reach the currently accepted definition of 100 kilometres up
Childhood hormone treatments may have spread Alzheimer’s proteins
Last century, tens of thousands of children were given growth hormone from dead bodies. Evidence is building that this may have raised their risk of Alzheimer’s disease
Some people have slightly squashed heads thanks to Neanderthal DNA
Many people carry Neanderthal DNA that can affect brain cell growth and the insulation around neurons – and that may have a small impact on brain performance
We’ve been using CRISPR for years – now we know how it really works
We can now predict what changes the CRISPR gene editing technique will make to targeted DNA - a finding that will make the tool more powerful than ever before
Some people have slightly squashed heads thanks to Neanderthal DNA
Many people carry Neanderthal DNA that can affect brain cell growth and the insulation around neurons – and that may have a small impact on brain performance