A new analysis published in British Journal of Cancer maps how oncology drug development in the UK has evolved over the past 25 years—and why the next phase needs a regulatory rethink. Writing
A new Nature Communications study reports a high-resolution immune atlas of natural killer/T-cell lymphoma using single-cell profiling, offering a clearer view of how tumor-linked immune states diversify across patients. The work highlights that
A new viral science update highlights how a longitudinal model built from resting-state EEG can forecast who will eventually develop Parkinson’s disease-related phenotypes among people with isolated REM sleep behavior disorder (iRBD). In
Researchers have tracked down 28 individuals of a palm tree species last recorded in Madagascar nearly 100 years ago. Nearly every tree of the species, Ravenea latisecta, was found within four protected areas
An alleged corruption case at Indonesia’s Surabaya Zoo has renewed scrutiny of how the country’s wildlife conservation institutions are governed and prompted experts to warn that financial misconduct can have consequences that extend
In Vietnam’s Pu Mat National Park, which borders Laos, an antipoaching unit is integrating high-tech tools with on-the-ground patrols to help turn the tide on illegal wildlife poaching. The antipoaching unit (APU) was
On television, Bill Oddie often seemed to forget the camera. A call came from a hedge, and his attention shifted toward it. He listened, peered through his binoculars, and said what he thought
Neoen Australia has commenced construction of a 227MW/907MWh grid-forming battery storage system in South Australia.
NEM-wide battery price spreads fell 85% in a single year to average AU$51/MWh (US$35/MWh) in Q2 2026, according to AEMO.
Quinbrook has completed construction and commenced commercial operations at Stage 2 of its Supernode BESS in Australia.
