The smartphone “dark mode” setting

Image makeover for scavengers 15.01.2021

Forest inventory with a hyper-spectral camera 15.01.2021

Clones could fight species decline 15.01.2021

Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine 15.01.2021

Dog wool fashion 21.01.2021

Can 3D printers print everything? 21.01.2021

Gender data gap: A potentially fatal error 21.01.2021

Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine 21.01.2021

Calls for 'right to repair' growing louder for electronics in EU 17.11.2020

Most of our modern electronic devices end up on the scrap heap after only a few years. But as the push for a more circular economy gains traction, pressure is building for products that can be repaired and reused.

TikTok, WeChat & Co: How does spyware get into smartphones? 27.08.2020

TikTok, WeChat and thousands of other apps from China look harmless but are, in fact, malware, experts say. The apps cleverly disguise their origin. How can we protect ourselves from them?

Lessons learned: Washington beefs up security before Biden's inauguration 14.01.2021

A 2-meter-high fence lines the area around the Capitol. National Guard soldiers are patrolling the building and Capitol police roam the surrounding streets. The scene has changed dramatically since last week's riots.

Blue light triggers sweet tooth in rodents, study shows 11.07.2019

Are you staring at your smartphone or computer screen for too long? Think twice about it! The blue light can trigger a craving for the sweet stuff — at least in rats.