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New plant-based plastic allows near-perfect recycling

By: Inkline 24 Feb 202124 Feb 2021

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Scientists develop two new sustainable plastic alternatives.

New laser system can remove cancer without damaging healthy tissue

By: Inkline 31 Jan 202131 Jan 2021

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Scientists develop new laser system that can revolutionise cancer treatment.

Climate crisis refuge for corals discovered off the coast of Africa

A wildlife hotspot in the Indian Ocean is thriving despite warming events.

Immunotherapy: A treatment for cancer?

By: Portia Ladrido 15 Nov 202027 Nov 2020

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Dr. Chow Kwan Ting has recently released a groundbreaking study on cancer treatment.

Blindness reversed in living mammals for first time ever

By: Inkline 17 Aug 201817 Aug 2018

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An innovative technique could lead to new ways to treat blindness.

One Strange Rock: Looking in on Earth from space

By: Nikhil Sreekandan 11 Jul 201814 Sep 2020

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One Strange Rock will make sure you never look at your planet the same way again.

Women with common breast cancer may safely skip chemo

By: Inkline 8 Jun 201810 Jul 2018

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This new breakthrough could prove to be life-altering.

The Seabin Project: Sucking pollution out of oceans

Seabin is on a mission to ensure our oceans are plastic-free.

3D printed corneas created for the first time

By: Inkline 1 Jun 2018

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3D printed corneas could prove to be a game-changer.