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Science
Taking ‘bold’ bets: new UK agency prepares to fund breakthrough technologies
...“We are exploring this area but we don’t know exactly what programme will come out of it,” he added....
August 26, 2023
ReviewScience books
Alien Earths — fascinating adventures in the cosmos
...Of course, the basic story has not changed since the scientific search for extraterrestrial organisms began several decades ago — we haven’t found them....
April 13, 2024
FT Live
Financial Times @COP
FT Live events coinciding with COP
Monday, 11 NovemberBaku, Azerbaijan
Special ReportFuture of Water
Space agencies race to find water on the moon
...“We won’t know until an instrument has landed on the moon that can directly image the surface and drill into it.”...
March 22, 2024
Special ReportSustainable Food and Agriculture
Will no-till farming put paid to the plough?
...In temperate regions, the benefits include improved soil health, increased soil carbon and microbial function, and less greenhouse gas emissions because you don’t use diesel for ploughing.”...
January 25, 2024
InterviewRichard Horton
The Lancet’s Richard Horton: ‘We’re going to continue to see health as political’
...I didn’t expect Wakefield to mount a campaign against the MMR vaccine and recommend the vaccine should be withdrawn....
February 5, 2024
Hydrogen power
Geologists signal start of hydrogen energy ‘gold rush’
...“We haven’t looked for hydrogen resources in the right places with the right tools,” said Ellis. Geologists are now finding natural hydrogen reserves around the world....
February 18, 2024
FT Live
US Pharma and Biotech Summit
Strategies for innovation, pricing and access
Thursday, 16 MayNew York, NY, USA
Disease control and prevention
Crop chemicals boost drug resistance of killer fungi, scientists warn
...“There is so little surveillance for fungal infections and resistance around the world that we don’t really know what’s out there,” said Tom Chiller, head of fungal diseases at the US Centers for Disease...
January 9, 2024
ReviewTelevision
A Murder at the End of the World yields stylishly frosty thriller
...Instead we have Clive Owen starring as icy technocrat Andy Ronson and Emma Corrin as Darby Hart, a coroner’s daughter who has lately turned a cold case into a red-hot bestseller....
November 10, 2023
InterviewBooks
Baillie Gifford winner John Vaillant — of wildfires and our warming world
...Right now I can’t think of anything more important or more pressing.” Clive Cookson is the FT’s senior science writer Join our online book group on Facebook at FT Books Café...
November 21, 2023
Medical science
Scientists express cautious optimism about decline in bird flu
...“This October we haven’t had any so far.”...
October 20, 2023
Nobel prizes
Trio awarded Nobel physics prize for advances in electron dynamics
...We didn’t have a strobe light fast enough to resolve the motion.”...
October 3, 2023
BBC
Huw Edwards resigns from BBC
...We don’t believe it appropriate to comment further.”...
April 22, 2024
Person in the News
Katalin Karikó: the tenacious force behind the Covid vaccine
...Do great things and don’t give up that easily.”...
October 6, 2023
UK local government finance
Starmer urged to commit to additional funding for English councils
...“Labour has said it will do things like fair funding and having long term funding commitments but won’t do more,” Betts said. “It helps but it doesn’t solve it.”...
March 31, 2024
Artificial intelligence
DeepMind uses AI to predict harmful genetic mutations in humans
...“We shouldn’t exaggerate and say this is going to solve everything,” she said. “But it is a real advance to have such a powerful interpretive AI integrating so much genomic data.”...
September 19, 2023
FT Live
Climate Capital Live
The leading global platform for climate science, finance and business
Wednesday, 19 March 2025London, UK & Online
ReviewVisual Arts
Yinka Shonibare’s show Suspended States: ‘Art should operate on different sensory levels’
...For the artist, the originals merit fuller exposition in museums: “I don’t believe they should all be knocked down,” he tells me, any more than “that all books I don’t like in the library should be banned...
April 12, 2024
ReviewFT Books Essay
Space odysseys — trips to discover the cosmos
...So our authors don’t worry too much about how to get around the universe on a timescale compatible with human experience....
August 30, 2023
Medical science
Transplanted pig kidneys provide ‘life-sustaining’ functions in human for first time
...“I had hoped that the FDA would approve a Phase 1 trial this year but now I don’t think that will happen.”...
August 16, 2023
Medical science
MRI scan better than blood test at spotting prostate cancer, study finds
...“The thought that over half the men with clinically significant cancer had a PSA less than 3 ng/ml and would have been reassured that they didn’t have cancer by a PSA test alone is a sobering one — and reiterates...
August 22, 2023
The Big Read
Missing ice and bleached coral: the sudden warming of the oceans
...“If that ice disappears and the algae aren’t present, we don’t know what the krill will do because we’ve never seen them do anything else.”...
August 7, 2023
ExplainerFukushima nuclear accident
How risky is Japan’s release of radioactive water from Fukushima?
...“I don’t think we’ll see anything much above background levels.” Additional reporting by Chan Ho-him in Hong Kong...
August 23, 2023
Climate change
Global warming threatens collapse of Atlantic currents this century, new study finds
...“But I’m not abandoning the IPCC view, expressed with medium confidence, that it won’t collapse this century, though we do expect a weakening of the Amoc.”...
July 25, 2023
HTSI
Why the song and dance over musical memorabilia?
...This rare edition, on sale for £12,500, features an inscription from Sondheim to theatre critic Clive Hirschhorn, together with a letter....
February 22, 2024
Next PLC
UK consumer confidence at its best in seven years, says head of Next
...“The company is a high-class act with a deserved equity capital market following because there is a more than reasonable chance that it will beat its guidance,” said Clive Black, a retail analyst at Shore...
March 21, 2024
ReviewDance
Drew McOnie’s fun-size Nutcracker is a treat — review
...It isn’t the first jazz Nutcracker — David Bintley’s much-missed Nutcracker Sweeties for Birmingham Royal Ballet in 1997 used the snarling Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn version — but Kinoshi’s deployment...
November 7, 2023

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