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This is why girls are happiest at school

The ports of the future can float on water

Half of all men over 60 have prostate cancer: A new AI tool could help doctors

The ice on Greenland is acting strangely. Researchers believe they finally know why

New study: It may become possible to clean boats without toxins

It's tough to be a nurse: Many also have to clean and do kitchen work

Fish farming is least harmful to the seabed in the north

Where humans outshine AI: “There's something hopeful in these findings”

Study: Centralising hospitals has reduced birth mortality

Do whales compete with fishermen?

The debate has raged for years. New research provides a possible answer.

Early testing of schoolchildren: “We found absolutely no effect”

A study on testing younger pupils shows that even 2–3 fairly challenging math tests in early school years made no difference – neither for how well students thrived in school later or for their performance on national math exams.

Early human innovation: Was climate really the cause?

A new study challenges the idea that climate change was the main reason early humans developed new technologies and ideas.

300 meals can be saved from this kitchen – every month

How much topsoil is lost when producing turfgrass?

Why we need a national space weather forecast

He captures the sound of Svalbard's history:“I was not prepared at all for what I encountered"