Scientists create a system for tracking underwater blackouts
Researchers at University of California, Santa Barbara develop framework to monitor marine darkwaves affecting light-dependent ecosystems.
Drone-mounted lab monitors fertilizer runoff in real time

Iowa State University develops drone technology to analyse nitrate levels, enhancing agricultural practices and reducing water pollution.
New carbon materials offer eco-friendly solutions for water pollution, energy storage, and green chemistry

Shenyang Agricultural University develops versatile carbon materials, achieving over 95% pollutant removal and reusable applications.
Pesticides and other common chemical pollutants are toxic to our ‘good’ gut bacteria

University of Cambridge researchers discover 168 pollutants harming gut bacteria, potentially increasing antibiotic resistance and health risks.
Ancient lead exposure shaped evolution of human brain

Southern Cross University research reveals two million years of lead exposure influenced hominid brain development and language.
Invisible poison: Airborne mercury from gold mining is contaminating African food crops, new study warns

Queens University researchers reveal mercury uptake through leaves is contaminating staple crops, raising health concerns.
Sulfated yeast rises to the challenge facing rare earth metals

Osaka Metropolitan University researchers develop innovative S-yeast solution, significantly enhancing metal adsorption and recycling efficiency.
No-sort plastic recycling is near with new catalyst

Northwestern University researchers develop a nickel-based catalyst to simplify recycling mixed polyolefin plastics, enhancing efficiency.
Scientists develop coral-friendly sunscreen from pollen

NTU Singapore researchers create eco-friendly sunscreen that cools skin and protects corals, using Camellia pollen.
Fluorescent bacteria ‘shine a light’ on microplastic pollution

Researchers at the National University of Singapore develop biosensors using Pseudomonas aeruginosa to detect microplastics efficiently.