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In environments where gang violence stalks communities, Army veteran Hector Jiminez is unafraid. He served eight years in Iraq and Afghanistan in the 1990s before returning to Southern California, where he followed a meandering path to a…

Micropollutants such as steroid hormones pollute drinking water around the world and, even in the smallest quantities, pose a considerable risk to human health and the environment. Well-scalable technologies for water treatment that…

Right-wing extremists in the Netherlands have become more active in recent years: they threaten on internet forums to burn down refugee centres, they break the windows in mosques and they fantasise in app groups about carrying out…

The study by the UC Center for Surveys and Longitudinal Studies was carried out in 3,522 previously registered households and which yielded information on 10,202 people, whose data was collected between Wednesday, April 28 and Friday, May…

Timothy CaulfieldHealth law and policy expert Timothy Caulfield co-created the #ScienceUpFirst social media campaign to counter the spread of misinformation with evidence-based information. (Photo: John Ulan; taken pre-COVID-19)The…

Anew, noninvasive method for measuring brain blood flow with light has been developed by biomedical engineers and neurologists at the University of California, Davis, and used to detect brain activation. The new method, functional…

Following the government’s commitment to ‘building back better’, over half of the British public (51 per cent) want them to focus on the NHS, according to a survey commissioned by the Mile End Institute at Queen Mary University of…

New research has revealed multiple weaknesses in the security of Wi-Fi connections. Attackers could take advantage of these weaknesses to gain access to sensitive information. It is expected that all devices with a Wi-Fi connection would…

A major new COVID-19 study is being launched in Scotland to understand the long-term health of people who have had COVID-19.Led by the University of Glasgow, in collaboration with Public Health Scotland and the NHS in Scotland, and funded…

A POSTECH research team developed and freely distributed an optimized simulation program that enables designing metasurfaces, a material that can control light to hide appearances or encrypt information and transmit a stereoscopic video…