From how elephants fight cancer to moon rocks, catch up with @HorizonMagEU's stories of the week: bit.ly/Horizon_week
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- From how whale-watching boats might damage whales' sense of orientation to the birth of our moon, catch up with this week's stories on @HorizonMagEU ➡️ bit.ly/Horizon_week
00:00 - Horizon: thought-provoking science for challenging times. Explore our stories today. ➡️bit.ly/horizon-magazi…
00:00 - Not all plastic can be recycled because different types need to be separated – but new techniques now make it possible ➡️bit.ly/HardPlastic
00:00 - Vaccine rollout, preparing for the next pandemic, coronavirus fallout and climate change action – we asked scientists what we can expect from 2021 ➡️bit.ly/_Science2021
- As the EU institutions reach a provisional agreement on the structure of #HorizonEU, take a look at Commissioner @Moedas’s vision for the EU's most ambitious research and innovation programme ever. horizon-magazine.eu/article/horizo…
- From European plans for a moon mission to dishwashers that clean themselves, catch up with @HorizonMagEU's stories of the week: bit.ly/HorizonWeek
00:00 - Congratulations to Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna, #NobelPrize in chemistry winners for their research on CRISPR-Cas9. Last year, we ran a series on CRISPR and spoke to scientists about the ethics of the technology and how they’re using it: horizon-magazine.eu/article/catchi…
- From corals bunkering down in deeper waters to wait out climate change stress, to how vaccines can boost our immune system beyond a specific disease – here are 20 of our favourite science snippets we learned in 2020 horizon-magazine.eu/article/twenty…
- ICYMI: Understanding how glaciers are shrinking could help us to better adapt to changes on water supply, says glaciologist Dr Andreas Kääb #WorldWaterDay2020 horizon-magazine.eu/article/most-i…
- A new understanding of forests, breakthroughs in Arctic science and hydrogen aircraft – just some of the non-coronavirus predictions scientists are making for 2021 ➡️bit.ly/_Science2021
- Much like on Earth, we need to deal with our orbital waste. A new generation of servicable satellites could help ➡️bit.ly/SpaceRobotics
00:00 - Seismometers from the Apollo missions provide new insight into the moon’s geology ➡️bit.ly/_moonquakes
00:00 - ICYMI: As the @esa #SolarOrbiter probe reveals its first close-up photos of the sun, here’s a reminder of 5 things we could learn from the mission to better understand our star horizon-magazine.eu/article/five-t…