# Science
Super El Niño is rapidly intensifying: climate disasters are forecast worldwide
A rapid intensification of Super El Niño has been recorded in the tropical Pacific Ocean, which could trigger a wave of extreme weather across the globe. We explain what a Super El Niño is and what experts are warning about.
The Large Hadron Collider has been shut down for four years: what happened
The European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) has shut down the Large Hadron Collider — the world’s most powerful particle accelerator — for four years as part of a scheduled maintenance programme.
The Bosson Glacier in the Alps is melting. Due to the abnormal heat, it has shrunk dramatically in size
Due to the heatwave in Europe, the French Bosson Glacier, which forms part of Mont Blanc, has started to melt much faster than usual.
COVID-19 vaccine technology has proven successful in the fight against cancer
Medicines developed using mRNA technology – the same technology that enabled COVID-19 vaccines to reach the market in record time – are proving to be consistently effective in the fight against cancer.
American crabs and Japanese prawns have appeared in the Black Sea: what is the reason?
Global warming in Ukraine is affecting biodiversity, creating conditions in which local flora and fauna are being displaced by new species from other regions.
Scientists have developed a vaccine using AI for the first time: which virus will it target?
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a vaccine against all types of coronavirus using artificial intelligence. They are also working on developing new treatments for Ebola and influenza.
In Japan, rare crested ibises, which had become extinct in the country several decades ago, have been reintroduced into the wild
For the first time in several decades, eight crested ibises – a species that became extinct in Japan in the last century – have been released into the wild.
A nature reserve is to be established near the Ukrainian Antarctic research station 'Akademik Vernadsky'
Ukraine has secured the establishment of a new specially protected area in Collins Bay, located near the Akademik Vernadsky station in Antarctica. The initiative was approved following three years of intensive international negotiations.
The State Special Communications Service is calling for increased funding for Ukrainian crypto technologies
The State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine plans to develop a domestic industrial base for cryptographic solutions and to support research institutions.
Artificial intelligence will be able to create its own next generations by the end of 2028
Over the next 12 months, artificial intelligence, working in collaboration with humans, could make a scientific discovery that wins a Nobel Prize.
Scholarships will be awarded to researchers in Ukraine based on their ranking
In Ukraine, state scholarships have been established for researchers and academic staff based on their rankings in the National System of Researchers of Ukraine.
A laboratory has opened in Japan where medical experiments are carried out by robots
Tokyo University of Science in Japan has opened a laboratory where medical experiments are carried out by robots without human involvement.
