We are used to think at CRISPR as a hope for the future of medical sciences, but now scientists are moving their attention to the world of crops and food. Could many wild crop species …
CRISPR for wild crops: when a cut can tame
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Five reasons to handwriting
In world more and more digitalized, where AI is everywhere, we’re still celebrating the handwriting day, on the 23th of January. But why do we have to still use a pen, or a pencil to …
We are light!
Since humans discovered fire attempting to imitate the Sun, the urgence of light up the world has become more and more widespread. Christmas is coming and our streets, houses, trees are sparkling and coloured. Here …
The dolphins superpowers
Dolphins have always fascinated humans: they’re sociable, they’re intelligent, they’re very agile and they love playing in the water, doing acrobatics. There’s something more, some news from the world of bottlenose dolphins… Bottlenose dolphins squeak, …
Feast for our eyes with the newest Webb masterpiece: the heart of the Milky Way
The Nasa agency diffused the newest image of the James Webb Space Telescope, showing a portion of the dense center of our galaxy. The Milky Way is unveiled in unprecedented detail, including features astronomers have …
Italy: aurora shines far south
Last night, Italy had a special show: the boreal aurora shined in the North of Italy. Our unusually active Sun produced a surface explosion a few days ago that sent out a burst of electrons, …