Science & technology Archive
Zoom executive says security questions are normal speed bumps for growing apps
Salad seeds sent to outer space ‘grew slightly slower when planted on Earth’
Schizophrenia drug ‘could help treat brain and spinal cord injury patients’
Fossil footprints suggest humans divided labour between sexes 19,000 years ago
Swapping ozone-depleting chemicals with alternatives has ‘harmful consequences’
Sony unveils new image sensor which could power AI cameras
Price gouging of Covid-19 essentials still taking place on marketplaces – Which?
How ‘heat resistant’ corals could help combat devastating effects of bleaching
Atomic bomb tests during the Cold War ‘changed rainfall patterns in the UK’
Spread of misinformation ‘risks lives’, ministers tell MPs
Design engineer reaches final of global challenge to invent new ventilator
Archaeologists working from home make new discoveries
Twitter to allow employees to work from home ‘forever’
Lockdown helps drive iPlayer to its busiest 24 hours
Sewage could be key to tracking second wave of coronavirus
Puberty can be a ruff time for dogs too – study
Risk of eating disorders higher in children with autism, study suggests
Facebook flags 50 million misleading coronavirus posts
Twitter faces call for more clarity over coronavirus misinformation label plan
Differences between male and female dinosaurs ‘hard to spot in bone fossils’
BAME groups ‘two to three times more likely to die from coronavirus’
First patients given plasma in coronavirus treatment trial
Being overweight throughout life ‘increases risk of heart disease and diabetes’
Ban marketing claims for baby milk formula, experts urge
First Facebook Oversight Board members confirmed
Microsoft reveals new Surface devices set for release later this month
Worldwide Covid-19 policy differences ‘should not prevent lessons being learned’
Google reveals Ireland’s most searched for topics about lockdown release
Hancock: Misunderstandings on privacy of tracing app make virus fight harder
No evidence that coronavirus was man-made in China – Health Secretary
Stress levels around Covid-19 rising amid lockdown easing speculation – survey
Q&A: What has South Korea has done in its fight against Covid-19?
Spending time in the garden good for health and wellbeing, study suggests
