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Microchip as small as a stamp imitates human brain and could ramp up Alzheimer’s treatment

Advanced brain-on-a-chip technology developed by EU-funded researchers helps make potential treatments for neurological diseases more effective, writes Tom Cassauwers.

Go figure: How spatial learning is transforming maths and science education

PrismsVR takes students to virtual worlds to learn through experiences and movement.

The 20-year-old wind turbine that has morphed into a solar-powered home

Equipped with modern, eco-friendly technologies like a heat pump, solar panels, and a solar water heater, the house is designed for sustainability.

World’s largest underground city at Derinkuyu shows off genius of ancient urban planning

Buried beneath the rocky landscapes of Cappadocia, Derinkuyu reveals the ingenuity of ancient civilisations.

How Scotland is trialling unique electric wallpapers in order to warm world's ‘oldest homes’

The wallpaper can be fixed to the ceiling and releases infrared to begin warming up the house without burning gas.

Night farming: The electro-ag tech grows food in the dark while cutting land use by 94%

This approach has the potential to address several of the inefficiencies that plague traditional agriculture, such as the vast amounts of water, fertiliser, and land required to grow crops.

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