Lab crunch: British science has nowhere to go
By Kate Holton OXFORD, England (Reuters) – For Ros Deegan, the thrill of raising $100 million to expand a biotech…
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Amid US-China rivalry, a landmark science deal faces new scrutiny
By Michael Martina WASHINGTON (Reuters) – For over 40 years, a landmark agreement between the United States and China has…
Exclusive-China’s Xi tells Bill Gates he welcomes U.S. AI tech in China-sources
HONG KONG (Reuters) -Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed the global rise of artificial intelligence with Bill Gates on Friday and…
South Korea recovers part of rocket used in North’s failed satellite launch
By Soo-hyang Choi and Hyonhee Shin SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea has recovered from the sea part of a rocket…
China encourages private firms to participate in key supply chain projects
BEIJING (Reuters) – China will speed up the process to allow private firms to access infrastructure of major national scientific…
Virgin Galactic plans first commercial space service for June; shares take off
(Reuters) -Virgin Galactic Holdings, the space tourism firm founded by Richard Branson, said on Thursday its long-awaited commercial spaceflight service…
Cyberattacks on renewables: Europe power sector’s dread in chaos of war
By Nora Buli, Nina Chestney and Christoph Steitz OSLO/LONDON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Saboteurs target a nation leading the world in clean…
Bayer reaches $6.9 million settlement with New York over Roundup safety claims
By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK (Reuters) -Bayer AG agreed on Thursday to pay $6.9 million to settle claims by New…
US startup Carbon Rivers says graphene is the answer to toxic tyre chemical
By Nick Carey and Barbara Lewis (Reuters) – Graphene added to tyres could replace the toxic chemical 6PPD, U.S. startup…
US doctors’ group adopts new policy on healthy weight assessment
By Nancy Lapid (Reuters) – The American Medical Association (AMA) on Wednesday said it will advise doctors to pay less…