While lockdown may have put the increasingly eccentric variety of laser lights at nightclubs on hold, a few animals can still throw a rave of their own. Recently, a team of researchers, from Northland College in the USA, discovered that two species of rabbit size rodents called springhares have the...
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Mixing vaccines isn’t a new idea. Researchers have been doing it for years, albeit with varying degrees of success. In the past week, a new study run by investigators at the University of Oxford was launched concerning the possible mixing of Covid-19 vaccines. The clinical trials aim to test participants...
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In the early months of 2020, when Covid-19 begun rampaging through the continent, reports of asymptomatic patients losing both their senses of taste and smell started to appear. While time has enabled researchers to study the symptoms and the biological mechanisms underlying the problem, the issue is still puzzling. Questions...
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In a world dominated by lockdowns, virus mutations and spike proteins, it is often easy to overlook how far scientific research has come in the past 12 months. While the developments of room temperature superconductors might have gone unnoticed to some, there is a lot to look forward to –...
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The vast majority of universities in Wales are delaying the return to in-person teaching amid growing concerns over the new coronavirus variant.
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