Science

A HOSPITALITY worker has documented her recovery from having jaw surgery that left her face so swollen she said she was giving “absolute chipmunk vibes”. Tanzy Vickers had to go...

13. The world became more socially progressive  It might not seem like it sometimes – particularly in 2022, year of the so-called ‘permacrisis’ – but the world has mostly become...

A SCOTS university has extended its collaboration with a pharmaceutical company amidst aims to create “innovative” new cancer drugs. The University of Dundee’s partnership with Eisai Co Ltd has been...

A SCOTS university researcher has received an award for her work in the fight against long Covid. Researcher Dr Merete Long from the University of Dundee has been named as...

As the world shifts from fossil fuels to renewables, Big Oil regards plastic as its growth market. But a new generation of inventors are designing an array of creative alternatives...

After much anticipation, the US has just approved the sale of lab-grown meat. But it's one of only a handful of countries to do so. Positive News speaks to the...

A WOMAN has issued a warning to shoppers in the run up to Christmas after claiming she was tricked by a ‘scam’ Pandora website. Thirza O’Boyle was left devastated after...

A film studio in Bristol, England, has launched one of the largest community-powered rooftop solar arrays in the UK. Is it a sign that grassroots energy is finally coming of...

A TOXIN which makes pigs vomit is the surprising key which may have unlocked the century-old mystery of the origins of a Martian meteorite. In 1931, an unusual stone stored...

Parisians were promised a swim in the Seine A century after they were banned from swimming in the Seine because it was too polluted, Parisians are preparing to plunge into...