While artificial photosynthesis is not yet commercially viable on a large scale, the progress achieved so far holds significant promise.
While artificial photosynthesis is not yet commercially viable on a large scale, the progress achieved so far holds significant promise.
Let’s take a look at six pieces of Sci-fi that got things right and nine who got things wrong (quite terribly in many cases).
In 1985, Dr Saul Kassin categorised false confessions into three types: voluntary, compliant and persuaded.
Scientists study the remarkable mechanisms of these extremophile microbes with the aim of developing innovative technologies and materials.
Latin spread across Europe with the expansion of the Roman Empire, becoming the administrative and cultural language of its vast territories.
A significant part of the world doesn’t follow the Gregorian calendar and do not have new year’s celebrations on the 31st of December, but do so on other dates.
The composition of microplastics often includes toxic substances that can impact atmospheric chemistry.
The tradition of Christmas markets dates back to the Late Middle Ages in German-speaking Europe.
Charles Dickens’ motivations for writing the novella were deeply personal, profoundly empathetic, and undeniably practical.
The once busy and bustling Roman city had been reduced to ashes, and was much forgotten until 1748 when it was rediscovered.