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Researchers provide a mathematical explanation for how randomness can give rise to synchronization

Green & Bee is a charity which helps everyone to work on volunteer and civic pride projects focusing on eco-conscious and social aspects.

Researchers discover how manipulating platelet-rich plasma, a natural healing substance, can help treat difficult skin injuries.

Tills were jingling right through the weekend as shoppers headed out to snap up their last-minute Christmas gifts.

Trinity College Dublin researchers proved that even large groups of clocks can be synchronised, which could have wider practical impacts.

The Graffiti Granarchists are paying a fitting tribute to Angela Joss, who died suddenly on October 17.

A Lincolnshire housing group has been spreading festive cheer across the county.

Physicists from Trinity College Dublin have unlocked the secret that explains how large groups of individual "oscillators" – from flashing fireflies to cheering crowds, and from ticking clocks to clicking metronomes – tend to synchronise when in each other's company.

This new discovery has a suite of potential applications, including developing new types of computer technology that uses light signals to process information.

It's day one of our 12 Charities of Christmas campaign - here's why you should consider supporting We Too! of Aberdeen during Christmas 2021.