Scientists develop fresh AI tech that draws ‘treasure maps’ to spot diseases. The groundbreaking tool doesn't just identify diseases and tumours in medical scans, it also creates visual 'treasure maps' to help find disease.
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Modern technology has solved a mystery that had long puzzled geologists. UK scientists have been able to date a famous Moroccan dune.
Pandemics in the Roman Empire spread in times of climate change according to a recent study. Rapid climate changes would have caused stress in Roman society by facilitating the spread of such terrible epidemics.
They discover a gigantic structure that extends across 9,000 light years in our Milky Way, located just 500 light years from the Sun.
Scientists will take to the skies to learn more about cold air outbreaks, a peculiarity that can affect the weather worldwide.
A recently-opened lift is allowing last-chance tourists to visit a vanishing glacier, but is tourism making the problem worse?
Spending time in nature counting butterflies can reduce anxiety while a connectedness with nature can encourage conservation efforts.
The effects of human-induced greenhouse gases has been masked by the drying effects of aerosols a new study finds.
Dust from the Sahara causes, in addition to the already known impacts on health, damage to the production of solar energy. The latest episode of this phenomenon on the Old Continent shows that there were losses of up to 30%. Get to know the details.
March will give us several interesting astronomical events with an equinox as the main protagonist, and several conjunctions.
What will happen to the glaciers of Greenland and Antarctica in the coming decades is the biggest unknown in the future of sea level rise, in part because the physics of glacier fracture is not yet fully understood.
Fossil evidence of two new species of ancient shark has been unearthed in Kentucky's Mammoth Cave system, dating to around 325 million years ago.