21st-century glue helps complete the towers of Gaudí’s Sagrada Família
With the Tower of Jesus Christ, the Barcelona basilica reaches 172.5 metres and becomes the world's tallest church, thanks to a building method using bonded stone panels.
With the Tower of Jesus Christ, the Barcelona basilica reaches 172.5 metres and becomes the world's tallest church, thanks to a building method using bonded stone panels.
The Flemish Agro and Fish Marketing Centre has chosen the cuttlefish as its 'Fish of the Year', hoping to raise awareness of a species still undervalued by Belgian consumers.
Simbio-Sys, developed with support from the Italian Space Agency, has taken its first image and shown that it is working properly.
A prototype developed by Shandong Agricultural University aims to make choosing the most promising plants faster and more objective.
Russian chemists have developed a chitosan and glyoxal treatment that, in the laboratory, raised wheat productivity more than 1.5-fold and lowered the risk of disease.
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have created a small capsule that, controlled by external magnets, extends a brush to collect samples from the intestinal wall.
The Cape Verdean canoeist finished second in the under-23 K1 1000 metres at the African Sprint Canoeing Championships in Algeria.
Almost 5,000 fishermen work with the Ecoalf Foundation, whose programme has already removed more than 2,000 tonnes of waste from the oceans.
Amphistar uses a yeast to turn organic leftovers into surfactants, key ingredients in cleaning products and cosmetics, as an alternative to petrochemicals.
The European WildBotics project, coordinated by the Bruno Kessler Foundation, aims to monitor wild animals more precisely and less invasively.
Authorities are relying on biological control and caterpillar-collecting contests to protect the Chinese capital's trees.
An international team has identified, from bone fragments found in Denisova Cave, a previously unknown bovine that lived in southern Siberia for hundreds of thousands of years.
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