A BBC News tudományos hírei

• Scientists claim big advance in using DNA to store data
• Rules to create gene-edited farm animals must put welfare first - review
• Cyclist deaths soar on rural roads in England
• Wood Wide Web: Scientists to map hotspots of fungal life
• More work needed to create green jobs, report says
• Germany signals shift to green economy
• Nasa Dart asteroid spacecraft: Mission to smash into Dimorphos space rock launches

A Forbes Science tudományos hírei

• In Photos: Jaw-Dropping Jupiter And Its Volcanic Moon Star In Latest Images From NASA Spacecraft
• People With High Social Anxiety Aren’t Happier Alone, Shows New Research
• World Leaders Fail To Expand Protections Around Antarctica Yet Again
• Mexican Scientist Asks What Can Ants Tell Us About Human Fertility
• 30 Under 30 In Science 2022: Finding New Worlds, Communicating STEM And Helping Dogs Live Longer
• A Total Solar Eclipse, A ‘Christmas Comet’ And A $10 Billion Blast-Off: Your Sky Guide For December 2021
• Are Undiscovered Coronaviruses Protecting Africa From Covid-19?

A NewScientist tudományos hírei

• DeepMind AI collaborates with humans on two mathematical breakthroughs
• Fossil footprints hint at mystery hominin with unusual walking style
• New species of armoured dinosaur had a tail shaped like a fern frond
• Methane is much worse than CO2 – here’s what we should do about it
• How to hack your stress and turn it into a positive force in your life
• Algorithms
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