Science
Registering the world’s invisible children
Everyone has the right to a name and a nationality, but the births of around a third of children under five worldwide have never been record...
Science Society World
Happiness is… The most popular class in Yale University’s history
What’s the secret to happiness? This course at Yale University sets out to answer the question – and it has proved extremely popular...
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Green man to be left on at pedestrian crossings in a bid to get Londoners walking
Pedestrian crossings in key locations in London will be re-programmed so the green man shows most of the time. Could it encourage Londoners ...
Lifestyle Science World
A socially responsible Facebook ‘replacement’? Investor launches a competition to fund one
Facebook has faced fresh controversy this week when founder Mark Zuckerberg said Holocaust denial should not be banned on the platform. Mean...
Science Society
Wired in the wild: five ways tech is transforming conservation
From precision tracking technology to sophisticated surveying techniques, five projects in which tech is supporting animal conservation...
Environment Science World
Big game, big data
In the Kenyan savannah, conservationists have joined forces with large tech companies in a bid to protect elephants from poachers. It’s just...
Environment Science World
