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A stunning blue pheasant that vanished from Vietnam's forests two decades ago is coming home. An international team of zoos is sending 20 carefully selected birds from Europe back to their native habitat this May.
After 100 years of debate, researchers have finally proven what musicians always knew: a pianist's touch can actually reshape the sound of each note. Even listeners with no musical training can hear the difference.
Chinese wind turbine giant Mingyang is establishing R&D operations in Hamburg to design turbines specifically for European markets. The move signals growing collaboration in renewable energy across continents.
Scientists expected to find inflammation in long COVID brains, but scans revealed something different. The discovery could change how millions of patients get treated.
Small European cities are dominating global tech rankings by packing more innovation per person than anywhere else. A new report shows how places like Ghent, Belgium and Zagreb, Croatia are building outsized tech ecosystems that rival Silicon Valley's density.
Years of relentless fundraising by an Australian family living with neurofibromatosis has led to a breakthrough discovery that could transform treatment into something as simple as diet changes or probiotics. Melbourne researchers found crucial gut bacteria differences in NF1 patients, opening doors to affordable therapies for cognitive and behavioral symptoms.
Record-breaking May heat waves across Europe sparked France to unveil an ambitious plan to accelerate clean energy adoption. President Macron announced major investments in heat pumps, electric vehicles, and charging infrastructure.
The European Union just pledged over $5.8 billion to help Mexico build its renewable energy infrastructure, marking one of the largest international clean energy partnerships in Latin America. The European Investment Bank kicked off the collaboration with a $174 million loan and partnership with Mexico's energy ministry this week.
New research finally puts to rest the harmful myth that parenthood makes you dumb. A two-year study of 400 people reveals what's really happening in new parents' brains, and it's actually incredible.
Crystal Palace claimed their first-ever European title with a 1-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano in the Conference League final, capping off a fairy-tale ending for departing manager Oliver Glasner. The south London club has transformed from 119 years without silverware to three major trophies in just two seasons.
A newly approved ALS treatment can now target specific genetic causes of the disease, offering hope to patients with Lou Gehrig's disease. The FDA fast-tracked the therapy, marking a significant breakthrough in personalized medicine for neurological conditions.
A renowned neuroscientist whose groundbreaking concussion research changed football forever is taking the helm at Clemson University. Kevin Guskiewicz brings decades of leadership experience and a passion for student success to South Carolina's flagship research institution.
European developers locked in 17 clean energy agreements totaling 966 megawatts last month, including breakthrough hybrid deals pairing solar power with battery storage. The surge signals growing confidence in renewable energy across the continent.
Ukrainian communities just locked in 22 international cooperation agreements with partners from 11 countries, creating direct pathways for recovery and rebuilding. The partnerships connect 10 Ukrainian regions with cities across Europe and North America to restore services and strengthen communities.
Planes at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport are now taxiing without their jet engines, slashing fuel use and carbon emissions on the ground. The robotic tractor system could cut taxi fuel consumption by 65% if rolled out across Europe's airports.
Europe's electric vehicle revolution is hitting its stride, with battery-powered cars now capturing one in five sales across the continent. Traditional gas-guzzlers are rapidly losing ground as drivers embrace cleaner, greener transportation.
A powerful coalition of 127 Nordic leaders, scientists, and unions is urging the EU to keep its Arctic drilling ban and double down on clean energy instead. Their vision offers Europe a path to true energy independence without risking fragile ecosystems.
Multiple research teams discovered that aggressive lung cancer cells form actual connections with brain neurons, and drugs that block these connections slow tumor growth in mice. The breakthrough could lead to new treatment options for one of the deadliest cancers.
A heat wave across northwest Europe broke temperature records and pushed solar power to meet nearly half of the UK's electricity demand. The surge in clean energy sent power prices plunging, even into negative territory in France.
A mother lynx in Spain's Murcia region has given birth to four cubs in the wild, marking a milestone for one of Europe's most ambitious conservation projects. The birth signals hope for a species that nearly went extinct just decades ago.
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