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A failure to regulate low Earth orbit could have disastrous consequences
Scientists are trying to understand the cause of neurological effects and whether symptoms will be long-lasting
Disruption to Ukraine’s agriculture industry poses a serious threat to global food security
Sandwich groups and UK retailers grapple with soaring prices of staple ingredients
An FT graphic artist indulges his passion for history with a guide to an attraction that takes you through thousands of years of the UK capital’s past
Moscow’s failure to make a lightning advance and capture major cities owes much to the use of compact equipment
Discovery of new strain that combines elements of Delta and Omicron shows importance of surveillance
If Russia ever wanted to renew its invasion, all signs point to that moment being now. Here are the key reasons why
Visualisation has become increasingly important in the telling and the understanding of stories
Scientists aim to image the earliest stars and probe the chemistry of planets across our galaxy
Technique used to teach Tesla cars and Amazon Alexa has gathered evidence of weapons used against civilians
Advances in technology and funding have sparked optimism in an area that has promised much but delivered little in six decades
The marvels on display here can transport you to whichever corner of the natural world you long to discover — or rediscover, as was the case for this FT graphic artist
Why your EV’s environmental impact is not as minimal as you might have hoped — from the materials in the battery to the electricity that powers it
An FT technical artist indulges his fascination for science and machinery at one of the UK capital’s most mind-blowing attractions
Most sophisticated vehicle ever sent to red planet will search for signs of life and prepare way for human visits
Data and graphics were the bedrock for a lot of coronavirus reporting, from transmission rates to the economic fallout
Global demand for freezers has soared as governments prepare to ship and store doses
Questions remain over accuracy of new 20-minute tests and reliance on overseas suppliers
Out of 300 candidates, nine are in phase 3 trials, with some hoping for emergency use approval this year
Efforts to develop effective drugs or vaccines depend on understanding how the virus outwits the immune system
The pandemic has taught us to take notice of nature — but is it a lasting change?
Thwaites Glacier is melting at an alarming rate, triggering fears over rising sea levels
Employers are looking at a range of innovations aimed at making workplaces safe
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