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How to celebrate Day of the Dead in the US: Six cities that bring the Mexican tradition to life

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Garden experts embrace fungi as weather conditions encourage autumn bonanza

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Our engineering team is making versatile, tiny sensors from the Nobel-winning ‘metal-organic frameworks’

When the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry honored Omar Yaghi – the “father of metal-organic frameworks,” or MOFs – along with Susumu Kitagawa and Richard Robson, it celebrated more than the creation of a new class of crystalline materials. It recognized a revolution quietly reshaping how scientists capture, store and…

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All you need is a pair of dumbbells and these four exercises to build strong glutes, says a certified trainer

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Tiny backpacks worn by bats revealed a shocking secret

Researchers say the findings show that bats are not only able to catch birds but also kill and eat them while flying

The Independent UK

The Amazon sale may be over but Wayfair is offering the best garden deal of the season – this romantic trellis is 72% off and the reviews praise its durability and sturdiness

It's right out of our cottage garden Pinterest board

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Rare and endangered fossa pups born at UK zoo take first steps

Fewer than 2,500 of the highly threatened species are estimated to remain in the wild

The Independent UK

What do Nigerian children think about computers? Our study found out

Digital literacy is the ability to use digital tools and technologies effectively, safely and responsibly. This includes the use of smartphones and devices, navigating the internet and exploring coding basics.

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‘It has been a big journey’: William Troost-Ekong on teaming up with Maro Itoje and giving back in Nigeria

The Super Eagles captain speaks to Ed Aarons about setting up a foundation after Afcon heartbreak and his leadership podcast with the England rugby forward

The Guardian - UK

Whole new class of anti-ageing drug found to work at cell level

Findings help explain how nutrition and gut microbes influence ageing

The Independent UK

An Australian chemist just won the Nobel prize. Here’s how his work is changing the world

The 2025 Nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded for the development of metal–organic frameworks: molecular structures that have large spaces within them, capable of capturing and storing gases and other chemicals.

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Metal-organic frameworks: Nobel-winning tiny ‘sponge crystals’ with an astonishing amount of inner space

The 2025 Nobel Prize in chemistry was awarded to Richard Robson, Susumu Kitagawa and Omar Yaghi on Oct. 8, 2025, for the development of metal-organic frameworks, or MOFs, which are tunable crystal structures with extremely high porosity. These are a class of materials that have truly changed the way scientists…

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Humble Aussie Nobel winner gets straight back to work

Australia's modest Nobel Prize winner has gone back to work where he was treated to a vanilla slice by university colleagues and gave a first-year lecture.

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How employers can promote physical activity among workers: 3 messages based on research

We all know about the benefits of physical activity — not just to reduce the risks of chronic disease and physical injuries but also to improve mental health and productivity at work. But many people just don’t get as much physical activity as they should.

The Conversation

Nobel chemistry prize awarded for crystal materials that could revolutionise green technology

Three scientists have been awarded the 2025 Nobel prize in chemistry for discovering a new form of molecular architecture: crystals that contain large cavities.

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The new DNA test that could predict cancer before it develops

A simple cheek swab can detect gene mutations in healthy tissue

The Independent UK

Chemistry Nobel winners’ work likened to magic handbag from Harry Potter

Three scientists won the Nobel for developing material that can be used to capture carbon dioxide and harvest water from desert air

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Three scientists win Nobel Prize in chemistry for creating new molecular structure

The chemistry award is the third 2025 Nobel Prize to be announced this week.

The Guardian - UK

Seeing double: the wooden carvings that celebrate the Yorùbá’s unique connection to twins

The Ìbejì Project is resurrecting interest in the traditional art of the Yorùbá people, who have one of the highest rates of twin births in the world

The Guardian - AU

‘I can touch the clouds’: how it feels to cross the world’s highest bridge

Opened last month in China, the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge sits 625 metres above the valley below

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Forget swimming or cycling — a new study shows this surprising exercise could protect your brain health for 5 years

A new study shows that high-intensity training (HIT) could protect cognitive health in older adults for up to five years. Here's everything you need to know.

LiveScience

Harvest supermoon photos: See the moon at its biggest and brightest in pictures from around the world

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