Science & technology Archive
Brain damage blood test could detect developing Alzheimer’s, scientists claim
Company contemplates moon mission
Groundwater ‘time bomb’ warning from scientists
WhatsApp to restrict message sharing in the fight against fake news
UK heatwaves becoming more frequent and longer lasting
Brain training app ‘as effective as Ritalin’ in improving concentration
Earth hit by more asteroids in past 290 million years
Oxford University suspends research funding from Huawei
Fortnite security flaw ‘could have exposed user accounts’
Tim Cook targets invisible data brokers in new call for more privacy protections
Facebook removes Russia-linked Pages for ‘inauthentic behaviour’
773 million email addresses and passwords discovered in online hacker database
‘Managerialism’ damaging teachers’ mental health – study
Fighter jet technology used to improve transportation of competition horses
‘Planetary health diet’ could avert premature deaths and safeguard the Earth
Keep moving to stave off effects of dementia – study
‘Ambidextrous’ robot could speed up online order processing
Robot study pushes back the origins of efficient walking
Official Freeview app to launch for mobile devices
Privacy search engine DuckDuckGo adds Apple Maps
The Sims 4 receives its own Alexa-like smart speaker
Blood moon 2019: everything you need to know about the celestial event
YouTube removes adverts for Britain First
Deezer launches free radio app as streaming competition cranks up
Chronological Twitter timeline option reaches Android users
Body painting can stop blood-sucking horseflies, research suggests
GCHQ-backed Cybersecurity courses for young people triple entrant numbers
All fossil fuels must go in 40 years to keep the world safe, say researchers
Google criticised for failing to remove ‘pray away the gay’ app from Play Store
New robot could help dementia patients live independently
Gender diversity still an issue in tech sector, new report says
One or two joints is all it takes to alter teenage brains, research shows
Breast cancer cells can be forced to become ‘harmless’ fat cells, say scientists
Gardens of the posh attract more pollinating insects, study finds
More than 200 million tweets on Brexit sent since referendum, Twitter says
