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A record number of cases of a potentially fatal “flesh-eating disease” were reported in Japan in 2023, and health experts warn the figure could rise.

While global leaders discuss how to respond to “climate tipping points” at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Switzerland this week, one young science leader at Scion has emerged as an ambassador for the bioeconomy. Dr Angelique Greene ...

According to the research authors, a ‘global polycrisis ’ occurs when crises in multiple systems interact in ways that greatly magnify their threat to humanity’s wellbeing. Heightened global interconnectivity and human pressures on planetary boundaries ...

Now that summer is here, many of us regret not getting in shape before heading to the beach. Yet according to Jorgi Lee, Managing Director of Shape Studio in Tauranga, it's not too late. In fact, their revolutionary fat freezing treatment can permanently ...

The Justice Ministry has begun utilizing artificial intelligence to more quickly release English translations of laws and regulations to facilitate international transactions and attract foreign investment.

CommsBox Ultra provides instant connectivity to quickly re-establish communications for civil defence and aid agencies in Asia-Pacific Singapore, 15 January 2024 — In response to escalating natural disasters impacting remote communities across the ...

Using more than 500 billion data points, Dyson’s first Global Air Quality Connected Data project examined the indoor air quality data from more than 3.4 million connected Dyson air purifiers. All countries’ monthly average indoor PM2.5 level exceeded ...

TANEGASHIMA, Kagoshima Prefecture--A government spy satellite was successfully placed into orbit on Jan. 12.

Researchers for the first time captured video footage of a humpback whale foraging and “snacking” on fish that escaped capture from a fishing fleet.

With Japan facing a significant labor shortage on the horizon, many industries including the agricultural and manufacturing sectors are hoping robots will be a high-tech game changer.