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National consortium aims to finish local COVID-19 vaccine in 18 months
National 6 years ago

National consortium aims to finish local COVID-19 vaccine in 18 months

Indonesia's national consortium for COVID-19 vaccine development has set a target to finish its work within 18 months, amid mounting pressure to soon produce and distribute efficacious local vaccines to fight off a coronavirus strain that may be unique to the country.
Siberian heat wave is a 'warning cry' from the Arctic, climate scientists say
Environment 6 years ago

Siberian heat wave is a 'warning cry' from the Arctic, climate scientists say

Experts at the global weather agency are worried by satellite images showing that much of the Russian Arctic is in the red. 
Scientists hail dexamethasone as ‘major breakthrough’ in treating COVID-19
World 6 years ago

Scientists hail dexamethasone as ‘major breakthrough’ in treating COVID-19

Dexamethasone, a cheap and widely used steroid, has become the first drug shown to be able to save lives among COVID-19 patients in what scientists hailed as a "major breakthrough".
Hug me tender: Scientists unlock the secret to the perfect cuddle
Parents 6 years ago

Hug me tender: Scientists unlock the secret to the perfect cuddle

In this era of social distancing and depressing news, we could all do with a good hug. 
Israeli scientists produce energy from plants
Science & Tech 6 years ago

Israeli scientists produce energy from plants

Israeli scientists say they have produced hydrogen from plants in a development that they hope could eventually lead to using vegetation to produce electricity.
Scientists grow 'model' human embryos from stem cells
Science & Tech 6 years ago

Scientists grow 'model' human embryos from stem cells

Scientists have developed a human embryo "blueprint" using human stem cells, in a breakthrough that could provide vital insight into the early stages of infant development, new research showed Thursday.
Scientists raise concern over hydroxychloroquine study
Health 6 years ago

Scientists raise concern over hydroxychloroquine study

Dozens of scientists have raised concerns over a large-scale study of hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine published in the Lancet that led to the World Health Organization suspending clinical trials of the anti-viral drugs as a potential treatment for COVID-19.
Scientists unravel secrets from the faults in our genes
Health 6 years ago

Scientists unravel secrets from the faults in our genes

In recent years, scientists have grown increasingly fluent in the language of genome, but much remains mysterious, including the function of many of our genes.
South African AIDS researcher wins 500,000-euro French prize
Health 6 years ago

South African AIDS researcher wins 500,000-euro French prize

A South African HIV researcher who found that a topical gel could stop many women catching the virus has been awarded one of France's top science prizes.
Collision of galaxies may have spurred our solar system's formation
Science & Tech 6 years ago

Collision of galaxies may have spurred our solar system's formation

A star-formation binge in the Milky Way spanning the time when the solar system was born more than 4.5 billion years ago was apparently precipitated by the collision between our galaxy and a smaller one called Sagittarius, scientists said on Tuesday.

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