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AScorpi GmbH launches LiVe – The world’s first Rights and License Management Cloud Solution, built on SAP ® technology

AScorpi GmbH, an international software provider, based in Munich, Germany, launches LiVe. LiVe is the world’s first and only Rights […]

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Influence of Sterilization Process on Packaging Materials Barrier Properties

Sterilization technology has a certain impact on the properties of packaging materials. This paper analyzes the influence of sterilization process […]

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AC InfoSoft Launched First VoIP Product AC3 Solution

AC InfoSoft announced the launch of its very first VoIP product, which is a call center solution. This call center […]

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10 years to save ‘world’s most threatened sea turtle’

The critically endangered Eastern Pacific leatherback’s future looks “dire,” say conservationists.

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Coronavirus will transform UK work and travel, says AA

The motoring organisation predicts a permanent reduction in the demand for travel.

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Conifer is top tree in urban sound absorption test

Scientists say trees have a role to play in combating noise pollution in urban environments.

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Three human-like species lived side-by-side in ancient Africa

Two million years ago, Africa was home to three human-like species, new discoveries reveal.

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Dr William Frankland, allergy scientist pioneer, dies aged 108

Dr William Frankland, known as “the grandfather of allergy”, developed the idea of a pollen count.

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UK using 1.2 billion tonnes of material a year

The figure is the equivalent of 18.5 tonnes of material per person and that has increased.

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Coronavirus forces postponement of COP26 meeting in Glasgow

A key climate conference due in November is delayed over disruption caused by the coronavirus.

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Coronavirus: Expert panel to assess face mask use by public

Experts are set to assess the value of face masks in helping slow the spread of coronavirus.

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‘Dinosaurs walked through Antarctic rainforests’

Sediments drilled off the coast of the ice continent reveal a time of great warmth and plant growth.

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Oceans can be successfully restored by 2050, say scientists

Researchers say there are good reasons to be optimistic about the future of our oceans.

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Elision Announced to Offer Voice Logger Solution for SMBs to Combat COVID 19

Elision announced to offer a voice logger solution for small and medium scaled businesses. It will help companies to combat […]

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Hungry black hole may be cosmic ‘missing link’

Astronomers say they have found the best evidence yet for an elusive class of black hole.

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Climate change: Warming clips the nightingale’s wings

Rising temperatures may be having a profound impact on one of the world’s favourite songbirds.

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Coronavirus: Are loss of smell and taste key symptoms?

However, experts say a fever and a cough are still the main ones to look out for.

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Coronavirus: Lockdown prompts clear fall in UK air pollution

Ground monitoring stations in major British cities detect clear reductions in two major pollutants.

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Self-isolation proves a boon to rainfall project

Scientists have been amazed at the public’s response to help digitise the UK’s old rainfall records.

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Anblicks Welcomes Vinay Nadig as Chief Revenue Officer

Vinay Nadig joins Anblicks as Chief Revenue Officer. Vinay’s vast experience in healthcare, financial services and technology consulting will help […]

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Thomas Becket: Alpine ice sheds light on medieval murder

Ancient air pollution, trapped in ice, reveals details about life and death in 12th Century Britain.

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Coronavirus: Lockdown ‘must become the social norm’

“Social pressure from others” will be key in persuading the UK to stay at home, a study suggests.

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Peacock spiders show more of their colours

A new batch of these ostentatiously coloured and popular arachnids is described in Australia.

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Machine translates brainwaves into sentences

Scientists have taken a step forward in their ability to decode what a person is saying just by looking at […]

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‘Virus-fighting’ scientist gets magnets stuck in nose

The astrophysicist was trying to create a necklace which would stop people touching their faces.

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A place that makes you ask the questions that really matter

The BBC’s Justin Rowlatt found a visit to Antarctica made him emotional, and ultimately hopeful.

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Heirloom plants: Saving the nation’s seeds from extinction

The incredible history of the UK’s heirloom plants and why they’re set to make a comeback.

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Coronavirus: OneWeb blames pandemic for collapse

OneWeb, the high-profile London-based satellite start-up, files for bankruptcy protection in the US.

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Coronavirus: Lockdowns continue to suppress European pollution

New data confirms the improvement in air quality over Europe – a by-product of the coronavirus crisis.

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AC InfoSoft Launched Mobile SIP Dialer

AC InfoSoft has launched a mobile SIP dialer app. The app is available for Android and Apple devices. The company […]

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