Scientists use 3D printed terracotta tiles to help restore coral reefs in Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park. Scientists from the University of Hong Kong are utilizing 3D printed artificial reefs to mimic brain corals and help regenerate the coral reef population in Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park.
Researchers are helping coral reef restorations in Florida. Threatened coral reefs in Florida have an estimated $4 billion annual economic impact on the state.
Dietary restrictions hold the key to dog domestication during the paleolithic era. Dogs might have become man's best friend because they ate Paleo humans' leftovers.
A new model predicts that by 2100 the global temperature will rise by 4.4 degrees Celcius. By 2100, a new model estimates that cities worldwide could warm by 4.
The CDC reports that allergic reactions and anaphylaxis is rare. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) has reported how rare and severe allergic reactions and anaphylaxis can be after receiving COVID-19 vaccines.
New research explains why platypus and echidnas are the only egg-laying mammal. The not so popular Australian mammal, the platypus, has been a mystery to scientists since its discovery.
Researchers have developed a new catalyst for turning plastic waste into fuel and wax. The plastic crisis is one of the worst human-made threats to the planet.
Recent research concludes that liquid glass is the new state of matter with unusual properties. As common as it may seem, glass is a mysterious material.
Study shows seafood ingesting millions of microplastics that can be consumed by humans. Seafood is a standard part of everyone's meals. But with the plastic crisis at large, is seafood safe for human consumption.
London's Natural History Museum was able to identify 503 new species in 2020. Despite the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Natural History Museum team in London were able to identify a total of 503 new species in 2020.
Maryam Tsegaye is the first Canadian student to win an international science competition. Because of Maryam Tsegaye's explanation of quantum tunneling, she became the first Canadian student to win in an international science competition.