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Worldcrunch » research

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Two researchers work with a pipette dropper and wear safety glasses
Futureresearch

Science Is Getting Better At Handling DNA — The Law Is Getting Worse

by Peter Andrey Smith March 5, 2025May 9, 2025
Poisoning The Brain: How Air Pollution Increases The Risk Of Dementia
Societyhealth

Poisoning The Brain: How Air Pollution Increases The Risk Of Dementia

by Sarah Emminghaus February 12, 2025March 8, 2025
Doctor Ants: Here's What We Can Learn From Ant Colonies About Medicine And Healthcare
Societyscience

Doctor Ants: Here’s What We Can Learn From Ant Colonies About Medicine And Healthcare

by Fritz Habekuß January 20, 2025March 9, 2025
A scientists examines a tray of samples in a lab
Futureresearch

Science And Us, How The Obsession With Prestige Is Driving Public Mistrust

by C. Brandon Ogbunu January 12, 2025March 9, 2025
I Cured My Own Breast Cancer — How A Biologist's Radical Self-Treatment Could Save Others
Societymedicine

I Cured My Own Breast Cancer — How A Biologist’s Radical Self-Treatment Could Save Others

by Ingo Arzt November 25, 2024
Déjà Vu: The New Science Behind That Strange, Been-Here-Before Feeling
Societyneuroscience

Déjà Vu: The New Science Behind That Strange, Been-Here-Before Feeling

by Cristoph Drösser and Gabriele Magro October 24, 2024
Photograph of two swallows peeking outside of a blue wooden bird nest
Greenconservation

Gimme Shelter! Using Tech To Rethink How We Protect Endangered Species

by Worldcrunch October 23, 2024
Two "banana slugs" curling up...
Futuregermany

The Astonishing Sex Lives Of Slugs

by Daniel Shadmy October 4, 2024
Do Fathers Matter More Than Mothers To A Child's Happiness?
Societygermany

Do Fathers Matter More Than Mothers To A Child’s Happiness?

by Liz Garrigan October 4, 2024
On top of the world.
blognepal

A High-Tech Map Of The Himalayas Could Save Your Life

by Sixtine Lechère October 4, 2024
Photo of Hitler speaking
Societyhitler

Why German Scholars Waited 80 Years To Truly Confront Hitler’s Speeches

by Sven Felix Kellerhoff October 4, 2024
U.S. Schools' Anti-Obesity Policies May Do More Harm Than Good, Experts Say
Societyhealth

U.S. Schools’ Anti-Obesity Policies May Do More Harm Than Good, Experts Say

by Worldcrunch September 24, 2024
People bike and scooter on Car Free Sunday in Brussels.
Greencities

Measuring What Is Gained With Car-Free Cities — Including Cash Profits

by Yannick Champion-Osselin September 24, 2024March 13, 2025
PRNEWS.IO Partners with Worldcrunch to Elevate Global News Reach and Impact
In The Newsnews

PRNEWS.IO Partners with Worldcrunch to Elevate Global News Reach and Impact

by Worldcrunch September 23, 2024
Photo of a person standing next to rubble of a road destroyed by an earthquake
Greenscience

A Major Earthquake Is Due In The Middle Of The U.S. — And Scientists Can’t Explain Why

by Freda Kreier September 17, 2024
Photo of a person in a space suit walking toward the ​Mars Desert Research Station near Hanksville, Utah
In The Newsspace travel

Life On “Mars”: With The Teams Simulating Space Missions Under A Dome

by Worldcrunch September 17, 2024
A young man and old man in stairs
Societygermany

Does Wisdom Come With Age? Only If You Do The Work

by Tanja Hofbauer September 17, 2024
Abdul Wahid shows a manuscript from the 14th century at his house in Timbuktu, North of Mali.
Societypreservation

A Future For Timbuktu’s Ancient Books? Conservation And Digitization

by Hannah Steinkopf-Frank August 20, 2024
Photo of a woman carrying her child while walking in the streets of Bogota, Colombia
Women Worldwidegender violence

The “Vicarious Violence” Plague, An Insidious Way To Target Women And Their Children

by Ana Mangas August 9, 2024
Bats: Small-sized but super smart
Futureunited kingdom

Brain Size: Science Shows Bigger Is Not Always Brighter

by Marion Girault-Rime July 29, 2024
Students demonstrating for education reform at Ain Shams University
Futureegypt

Why Egypt’s Brightest Scientific Minds Move Abroad

by Liz Garrigan July 5, 2024
A person on the phone standing near the HQ of Nokia in Espoo, Finland
Future6g

Straight To 6G? How Finland Is Leading The Push To Leapfrog 5G

by Raphaël Balenieri June 25, 2024
The outer forepart of the uterus, the inside of the placenta and a portion of the internal surface of the uterus.
Futurehealth

Placenta, That Mysterious-Yet-Crucial Organ We Know So Little About

by Claire Marie Porter and Worldcrunch June 13, 2024
Meet The Argentine Women’s Right Icon Who Raised The Femicide Alarm
Women Worldwidewomen's rights

Meet The Argentine Women’s Right Icon Who Raised The Femicide Alarm

by Worldcrunch May 22, 2024
In Cali, the "happiest city in Colombia"
Societycolombia

Does This Colombian City Prove You Can Be Poor And Happy?

by Justine De Almeida May 22, 2024
Black-and-white photograph of ​Jewish women waiting in line at Auschwitz-Birkenau in 1944
Ideassexuality

Holocaust Survivor Fertility And The Importance Of History’s Most Intimate Questions

by Worldcrunch May 21, 2024
Photo of Israel Protest against Judicial Reform in Tel Aviv, Israel
Futureartificial intelligence

Pausing AI Research: Are Humans Intelligent Enough To Do The Right Thing?

by Inès Mermat May 21, 2024
Doctor showing his gloved fist with a spider on it.
In The Newsspiders

Webs Worldwide! Why Spiders Are So Pivotal To The Planet’s Ecosystem

by Sophie Jacquier May 21, 2024
Photo of a drone on the tarmac during a military exercise near Vícenice, in the Czech Republic
Futurea.i.

AI And War: Inside The Pentagon’s $1.8 Billion Bet On Artificial Intelligence

by Worldcrunch May 21, 2024
A man sits on his snowmobile in Tuktoyaktuk in the Arctic
Greenindigenous people

How Indigenous Knowledge Can Crack The Code Of Permafrost Research

by Meral Jamal May 21, 2024
The Science Helping To Prevent Basketball Players' Injuries
Societysports

The Science Helping To Prevent Basketball Players’ Injuries

by Worldcrunch May 21, 2024
NASA's Mars 2020 rover will store rock and soil samples in sealed tubes on the planet's surface for future missions to retrieve, as seen in this illustration.
Futurespace exploration

Mars And Back: Is NASA’s Groundbreaking Research Mission Really About Money And Politics?

by Worldcrunch April 17, 2024
Futureunited states

US Doctors “Cure” Child Born With HIV For First Time

by Bertrand Hauger April 13, 2024
Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, Paris
Societyfrance

Quelle Horreur! Outrage At Plans To Teach French University Courses In English

by Charlotte Fichou April 13, 2024March 21, 2025
Test tubes containing cells that have been exposed to the AIDS virus
Futurefrance

She Helped Discover HIV 30 Years Ago – Now, It’s Time To Defeat Research “Dogma”

by Charlotte Fichou April 13, 2024
Lurking below the beauty: polystyrene beads, plastic bags, bits of fishing line...
Futureswitzerland

Bits Of Plastic Everywhere In Switzerland’s Scenic Lake Geneva

by Marion Girault-Rime April 13, 2024
Filling up
Futureunited states

Yogi Bear Diet: Can Grizzlies Help Us Fight Obesity?

by Julie Farrar April 13, 2024
Lasso science
Futurefrance

French Physicists Explore The Science Of A Cowboy’s Lasso

by Worldcrunch April 13, 2024
Not so fast ...
Futureswitzerland

You’ve Heard Of Slow Food. Introducing Slow Science

by Worldcrunch April 13, 2024
Inside CERN's ATLAS Cavern, located 92 m. below ground,
Futureswitzerland

At CERN, God Particle Research At Crossroads

by Sixtine Lechère April 13, 2024

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