A staggering 20% of the world’s population is currently living under lockdown, as governments and public health professionals are resorting to drastic measures to bring the coronavirus pandemic under control.
European elections 2019: science at the polls In the context of the European elections, European Scientist is bringing you an overview of experts from different countries on various topics
European Scientist interviews Philippe Charlez, who explained why nationalism is an obstacle to energy transition. European Scientist: You suggest that energy transition depends on a stable foundation on the
Published a few months ago “The changing world of energy and the geopolitical challenges”, the new work by Samuele Furfari, takes its rightful place as a reference work for the
France and Germany have pledged to increase their tech cooperation so Europe can progress towards becoming a global champion of digital technology. Germany’s centre-left Social Democrats have voted in favour
Researchers have discovered that mutations in a single gene has been linked to cases of severe obesity, offering new gene therapy possibilities to fight against the global epidemic. Obesity –
French Writer and analyst Guillaume Pitron warns about growing reliance on rare-earth metal – which are necessary to build high-tech products – in his book La guerre des métaux rares
MEPs argued Europe needs to boost its online defences against Russian “orchestrated disinformation” ahead of upcoming elections. At a plenary debate in Strasbourg on January 17, Members of the European
A new pan-European study establishes how the nature of Europe’s forests has changed over the last thousands of years. A recent study led by academics in Sweden, Germany, France, Estonia
The European Commission announced it would hold off on a measure to tax electronic cigarettes uniformly across the European Union, claiming that it had insufficient data to come to an