World Can Likely Capture and Store Enough CO2 to Meet Climate Targets
Carbon capture and storage would be used alongside other interventions such as renewable energy, energy efficiency, and electrification of the transportation sector
Imperial College London
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Scientists and Schoolkids Find Family Soups Have Antimalarial Properties
Researchers from Imperial College London helped schoolchildren test their family soup broths for activity against the malaria parasite
Extreme Rainfall Events Are Connected Across the World
Extreme rainfall—defined as the top five percent of rainy days—often forms a pattern at the local level
New Material Could ‘Drive Wound Healing’ Using the Body's Inbuilt Healing System
A new molecule could change the way traditional materials work with the body
Recurrent Miscarriage Linked to Faulty Sperm
The study team hope these findings may open new avenues to finding treatments to reduce the risk of miscarriage
Oxygen Could Have Been Available to Life as Early as 3.5 Billion Years Ago
The finding could change ideas of how and when complex life evolved on Earth
A 15-Minute Scan Could Help Diagnose Brain Damage in Newborns
In a study of more than 200 babies, magnetic resonance spectroscopy predicted damage with 98 percent accuracy
Mosquitoes That Can Carry Malaria Eliminated in Lab Experiments
This is the first time experiments have been able to completely block the reproductive capacity of a complex organism in the lab using a designer molecular approach
Removing Malaria-Carrying Mosquitoes Unlikely to Affect Ecosystems, Says Report
By combining studies on one species of malaria-carrying mosquito, researchers found that no other animals rely solely on them for food
New Findings Suggest Allergic Responses May Protect Against Skin Cancer
The components of the immune system that trigger allergic reactions may also help protect the skin against cancer, suggest new findings