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The tongue: how one of the body’s most sensitive organs is helping blind people ‘see’
A device could be use to transmit a camera’s video feed into moving patterns of electrical stimulation on the surface of the tongue.
Meat products less healthy, less sustainable than plant-based alternatives, finds research
Forty-three studies investigating the healthiness and environmental impacts of swapping out meat products for their plant-based alternatives have been reviewed by researcher Christopher Bryant from ...
University of Bath: Rising interest rates may trigger liquidity crisis and price falls in global stock markets
Global central banks responding to spiralling inflation with aggressive interest rate hikes may trigger a liquidity crisis, high volatility and price falls in global stock markets, new research from ...
Rising interest rates may trigger liquidity crisis and price falls in global stock markets – new research
Global central banks responding to spiralling inflation with aggressive interest rate hikes may trigger a liquidity crisis, high volatility and price falls in global stock markets, new research from ...
Research Suggests Loch Ness Monster 'Plausible' With One Big Caveat
Researchers have published findings showing ancient plesiosaur fossils in a freshwater environment, lending Loch Ness Monster believers a new glimmer of hope.

The tongue: how one of the body’s most sensitive organs is helping blind people ‘see’
A device could be use to transmit a camera’s video feed into moving patterns of electrical stimulation on the surface of the tongue.
University of Bath: Rising interest rates may trigger liquidity crisis and price falls in global stock markets
Global central banks responding to spiralling inflation with aggressive interest rate hikes may trigger a liquidity crisis, high volatility and price falls in global stock markets, new research from ...
University of Bath: Plant-based meat ‘healthier and more sustainable than animal products’ – new study
Plant-based dietary alternatives to animal products are better for the environment and for human health when compared with the animal products they are designed to replace, say the authors of a new ...
Existence of Loch Ness Monster ‘Plausible,’ Scientists Say
The discovery of new fossils is leading British scientists to conclude that the past existence of a Loch Ness monster was "plausible." ...
Existence of a Loch Ness Monster 'Plausible' After Plesiosaur Fossils Identified in the Sahara Desert
Scientists said they identified fossils of plesiosaurs in an ancient river system, which may indicate they lived in freshwater areas — like Loch Ness in Scotland — and not only seawater ...