Canadian architect, known for his unorthodox and adventurous projects across the globe – including a university building in ...

Australia’s rare earths deal with the US will expand production. Until now, much high-risk processing has been outsourced ...

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A new study has looked at the links between microplastics and diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s in an attempt to ...

A new study has looked at the links between microplastics and diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s in an attempt to ...

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Testing sweat can detect key biomarkers linked to stress, diabetes and other health conditions, and researchers say wearable sensors could soon turn perspiration into a powerful, real-time diagnostic ...

Australia is moving to ban subscription traps, giving consumers clearer terms, easier cancellations and protection from ...

Frank Gehry, one of the most renowned architects of his era whose iconic buildings look like rolling sculptures, died in ...