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Immune cells can adapt to invading pathogens, deciding whether to fight now or prepare for the next battle

Understanding the flexibility of T cell memory can lead to improved vaccines and immunotherapies. Juan Gaertner/Science Photo Library via Getty Images Kathleen Abadie, University of Washington; Elisa Clark, University of Washington, and Hao Yuan Kueh, University of Washington How does your immune system decide between fighting invading pathogens now or preparing to fight

Revolutionising the Future: The Dawn of Eco-Intelligent Engineering

Amidst an epoch increasingly underscored by the imperative to confront climatic metamorphosis and ecological deterioration, the notion of eco-intelligent engineering dawns as a luminary of ingenuity and sustainability within the realms of edifice and construction. This nascent discipline signifies not merely an incremental evolution but a foundational shift in our conceptualisation, execution, and

The first Europeans reached Ukraine 1.4 million years ago – new research

Remains of the castle in Korolevo, close to the site. Катерина Байдужа/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA John Jansen, Czech Academy of Sciences During warm periods in Earth’s history, known as interglacials, glaciers the size of continents pulled back to reveal new landscapes. These were new worlds for early humans to explore and exploit, and

New European law aims to protect media outlets against disinformation

Oatawa / Shutterstock Francisco J. Pérez Latre, Universidad de Navarra Disinformation, AI-generated content and fake news pose a serious threat to our democratic processes. With half of the world’s population taking part in more than 80 national elections in 2024 – including European elections in June – independent and trustworthy media outlets are

Urban Farming: Growing Greens in the Concrete Jungle

In this compelling episode of “News of the Week” hosted by Mike, listeners are taken on an enlightening journey into the heart of urban farming – a revolutionary movement transforming concrete jungles into green, productive spaces. Mike delves into how cities worldwide are repurposing rooftops, balconies, and vacant lots into vibrant farms and

Blueprints of Tomorrow: The Vanguard of R&D

In the ever-evolving panorama of global technological advancement, Research and Development (R&D) stands as the bulwark against stagnation, incessantly propelling us towards the future. It’s the alchemy that transforms the raw material of curiosity into the gold of innovation, underpinning the technological leaps that define epochs. This investigative exploration delves into the multifaceted

Unveiling the Digital Dawn: Revolutionising Science Communication in the Information Age

In the swiftly evolving domain of science elucidation, the digital epoch has heralded an array of avant-garde instruments and methodologies that have revolutionised the dissemination and assimilation of scientific lore. The inception of these novel technologies has not merely augmented the accessibility of scientific intelligence but has equally cultivated a more interactive and

The Enchantment of Oriental Prose: An Odyssey of Tales

Oriental prose unveils a resplendent mosaic of cultural ethos, ancestral legacies, and narratives that have ensnared bibliophiles across the terrestrial sphere. Its opulent diversity emanates from the plethora of nations and collectives throughout Asia, each endowing their distinctive timbre and outlook to the universal compendium of literature. This discourse ventures into the quintessence