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Green water could help California’s farming woes

Using more rainfall stored in soil before irrigation may cut blue water use

First-ever ferromagnetic liquid surprises researchers

New material could be used in robotics

Girls’ reading ability drives the science gender gap, claims study

Researchers say that 80% of the gender gap in maths-related fields can be explained by the difference in girls’ scores in maths and reading

Climate crisis needs radical food changes

From farm to fork, agriculture fuels global heating. Can the world eat well, but stay a little cooler? That will need radical food changes

Solar panel generates fresh water and electricity

Waste heat is used to desalinate sea water

New €500m German battery institute hit by ‘scandal’ over site decision

Münster beats off competition from five other cities to host the institute, with some warning the choice is a "grave mistake"

MEET battery-research facility at the University of Münster

Prosthetic hand controls finger motion with high accuracy and minimal training

An upper-arm amputee has successfully used a prototype 3D-printed myoelectric prosthetic hand to perform a series of intricate finger motions

German–Russian X-ray telescope takes off to study the dark universe

Spektr-RG mission will aim to investigate the nature of dark energy and dark matter

Image of the eROSITA telescope on Spektr-RG

Arrow of time points forward in quantum systems

Second law of thermodynamics holds at the microscopic scale

A new look at our old Moon

Sarah Cruddas reviews The Moon: a History for the Future by Oliver Morton

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Green water could help California’s farming woes

First-ever ferromagnetic liquid surprises researchers

Girls’ reading ability drives the science gender gap, claims study

Climate crisis needs radical food changes

Solar panel generates fresh water and electricity

New €500m German battery institute hit by ‘scandal’ over site decision

Prosthetic hand controls finger motion with high accuracy and minimal training

German–Russian X-ray telescope takes off to study the dark universe

Arrow of time points forward in quantum systems

A new look at our old Moon

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