Science & technology Archive
Ebola drug can speed recovery time in Covid-19 patients, trial results suggest
Self-contained bionic arm controlled by mind ‘could be available in two years’
Fossil sheds new light on first ‘river monster’ dinosaur
Google makes premium video chat platform free in race to take on Zoom
Coronavirus more common and severe in deprived areas, app data suggests
Mile-wide asteroid hurtles past Earth at 19,000 miles per hour
Ministers facing calls for more openness over Covid-19 scientific advice
Facebook aims to take on Zoom with launch of Messenger Rooms
Life on the inside: 10 citizen science projects to engage you during lockdown
Peloton breaks record for highest live class attendance
Climate change ‘undoing decades of coral reef knowledge’
Troubled mission that proved to be out of this world
UK’s Covid-19 policy ‘could be putting people aged 60-69 at increased risk’
UK coronavirus vaccine to begin human trials on Thursday
Theories linking Covid-19 to 5G most common fake news Britons see – Ofcom survey
WhatsApp releases stickers to aid communication during lockdown
Lyrid meteor display set to dazzle night sky with around 18 meteors per hour
Combat coronavirus through mass testing, say scientists
Ancient crocodiles imitated whales to dominate Jurassic seas, university finds
More than 16% of coronavirus victims in England from BAME communities
Half of UK public have taken part in video conference, research finds
Facebook launches gaming app to challenge Twitch and YouTube
Facebook to roll out coronavirus symptom-tracking survey to UK
Life on the inside: 10 ways to make family video chats more entertaining
Early screening based on family history ‘could help in preventing bowel cancer’
Covid-19: Call for urgent mental health research to support people
Anxiety concerns highlighted by people at the beginning of lockdown – survey
High blood pressure at night linked to increased risk of memory decline – study
More than one in 10 cats have separation-related problems – study
Apple unveils new £419 iPhone SE
Pterosaurs could help engineers design more efficient drones, scientists say
