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A team of researchers led by Hasanuddin University has developed a spatial assessment framework to map the ecological health of seagrass meadows across Central and Eastern Indonesia, establishing targeted priority zones for marine conservation and blue carbon preservation Indonesia holds over 660,000 hectares of seagrass meadows, forming vital ecosystems that protect coastlines, support commercial…
The future of hydrogen catalysts: Researchers have developed a highly durable platinum–nickel (PtNi) catalyst for anion exchange membrane water electrolysis (AEMWE). The post Hydrogen catalyst operates for 3,000 Hours appeared first on Open Access Government .
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) will receive 70,000 doses of the Ervebo Ebola vaccine as health authorities respond to an ongoing outbreak of Bundibugyo virus disease. The post WHO and Africa CDC welcome Ebola vaccine allocation to DRC appeared first on Open Access Government .
Teaching and learning in the age of artificial intelligence and the importance of literacy for inclusive and ethical education. The post Teaching and learning in the age of AI: Why literacy matters for inclusive and ethical education appeared first on Open Access Government .
Dr María Neira, former Director of the Department of Public Health and Environment at the World Health Organization (WHO) and Clean Air Fund Senior Fellow, says the fight against cancer must include cleaner air. The post The fight against cancer must include cleaner air appeared first on Open Access Government .
A study led by astrophysicists at Syracuse University resolves a long-standing puzzle surrounding repeating partial tidal disruption events, proving that a star’s initial rotation rate dictates why successive light flares grow progressively dimmer during repeated close passes around a supermassive black hole Supermassive black holes residing at the centres of galaxies possess immense gravitational…
Ifty Nasir OBE, Founder and CEO of Vestd, examines how UK companies are reassessing executive and employee incentives in 2026. The post How UK companies are rethinking executive and employee incentives in 2026 appeared first on Open Access Government .
Cecilia Van Cauwenberghe discusses how climate change and nature loss affect the land’s capacity through landscape modelling. The post Climate change and nature loss: Landscape modelling puts a number on what the land can carry appeared first on Open Access Government .
NASA has changed the next phase of a commercial mission designed to extend the life of its Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory after an issue with the spacecraft’s attitude control system prevented plans to boost the satellite to a higher orbit. The post NASA updates next steps for commercial swift boost mission appeared first on Open Access Government .
As the UK accelerates its transition to clean power, solar, battery storage and smart energy technologies are giving households greater control over their energy. Lorna Wallace-Smith, Head of PR and Communications, UK, EcoFlow, explores how we can ensure more households can participate in the energy transition. The post The future of home energy management cannot be one-size-fits-all appeared…
Researchers at Columbia University have developed a new multi-organ chip that recreates how cancer cells travel through the bloodstream and spread to distant organs. The post A new chip can mimic how cancer spreads to other organs appeared first on Open Access Government .
A study by researchers at Colgate University suggests that the background of low-frequency gravitational waves detected by Pulsar Timing Arrays (PTAs) could carry signatures from the remnants of primordial "Dark Stars," offering insights into how the universe's first supermassive black holes were formed. The post Dark stars may have left gravitational-wave echoes across the universe appeared first…
Health and social care leaders across Northern Ireland have praised former Health Minister Mike Nesbitt following his resignation after two years in office, while urging his successor to maintain momentum behind the Department of Health’s Reset Plan. The post HSC leaders praise former Health Minister Mike Nesbitt and call for urgent focus on Reset Plan appeared first on Open Access Government .
NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has captured detailed images of a new crater created when a SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage crashed into the Moon earlier this month. The post NASA’s LRO captures new crater from Falcon 9 impact on Moon appeared first on Open Access Government .
A growing global health burden is putting women at greater risk of chronic kidney disease (CKD), with metabolic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity emerging as major drivers of the disease. The post A study finds that chronic kidney disease in women is rising worldwide appeared first on Open Access Government .
A new report from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNICEF has revealed major gaps in water, sanitation, hygiene, and environmental health services in health-care facilities worldwide. The post WHO and UNICEF report highlights major gaps in health facility sanitation appeared first on Open Access Government .
