Belgium has become the second EU country to formally sign on to a European Commission plan aimed at pushing member states to ...

England's drought is getting worse, even after a wetter week brought welcome rainfall to parts of the country. According to a ...

An agronomist and forester, and a former director general of the FCBA technology institute (forestry, pulp and paper, timber ...

Taken by millions of athletes, creatine is one of the most thoroughly studied dietary supplements. Yet many common practices ...

Cardiovascular disease kills one in three Europeans and costs €282 billion a year. Writing for The European Scientist, ...

AI has received much criticism, but a new study from the University of Kent paints a more hopeful picture, at least for one ...

As climate change pushes temperatures higher year after year, European cities are facing more frequent and more intense bouts ...

During the summer of 2026, critically low water levels of the Danube River drew attention across Europe. Numerous sandbanks emerged, navigation was disrupted [1], and World War II shipwrecks [2] and ...

For a long time, scientists thought humans had a uniquely tough time giving birth. It was believed that because we walk on two legs, our pelvises became narrower, while our brains (and therefore our ...

Réagissant à un tweet de l’agriculteur ChristopheB au sujet d’essais en plein champ de pommes de terre, issues de l’édition génomique, #Crisper qui débuteront en 2026 aux Pays-Bas, une variété ...

The enthusiasm for expensive mitigation measures for climate change appears to be waning. President Donald Trump, for example, has publicly rejected the scientific consensus on climate change, at ...

In previous articles (for example, (1) and (2)), we have explained the basic elements of global warming which make it apparent that near-term reductions in temperature can plausibly come from only one ...