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The site on Ghagha Island, which archaeologists have recently excavated. Photo: Plos One
Climate change forced ancient settlers in Abu Dhabi to abandon island home

Second group of Neolithic people later began using the site on Ghagha Island to support fishing

UAEJuly 24, 2025
US-based Colossal Biosciences claimed to have 'de-extincted' dire wolves using genetic engineering. Photo: Colossal
Should genetic engineering be used to save endangered species?

Motion calls for moratorium on its use in conservation efforts, while others view the proposal as an obstacle

UAEJuly 20, 2025
Items were examined from places including the Hili 8 Bronze Age site in Al Ain. Photo: S. Cleuziou and the French Archaeological Mission to Abu Dhabi
The secrets of the Gulf’s Bronze Age vegetarians

Study finds Bronze Age diets more diverse than previously assumed

UAEJuly 18, 2025
Dubai is attempting to cut congestion on its roads with a string of improvements. Chris Whiteoak / The National
How Dubai's road tunnel vision can be a crucial step in tackling congestion

Upgrade to transport links in the pipeline as population grows

UAEJuly 16, 2025
Could online schools become a viable alternative to traditional methods now the pandemic is well and truly over? Getty Imgaes
Is the traditional bricks-and-mortar school set to be replaced by online academies?

As Minerva Virtual Academy announces GST lessons, other schools are looking at a hybrid model

UAEJuly 15, 2025
Advanced technology could be harnessed to allow patients in a vegetative state to communicate. AP
Could we learn to read the minds of people trapped in vegetative states?

Neurologists explore the possibility of translating an apparently unconscious patient's thoughts into a computer output

NewsJuly 04, 2025
A range of measures have been introduced to tackle traffic congestion in the UAE. Stephen Lock / The National
What can be done to solve UAE traffic congestion?

Range of measures could prove effective, with analysts favouring 'carrot and stick' approach to motorists

UAEJuly 02, 2025
Abu Dhabi's population rise has been spurred by a 9.1 per cent increase in its workforce. Victor Besa / The National
Abu Dhabi population crosses four million after 7.5 per cent surge

Emirate's population has increased by more than 50 per cent in past decade

UAEJune 30, 2025
Gina Seymour with her husband Alan. She faced many hurdles tracing his online paperwork after he died in 2018. Photo: Gina Seymour.
When you die, who's going to tell the internet?

Planning ahead can reduce distress for loved ones and protect precious online mementos

NewsJune 28, 2025
The UAE is at the forefront of harnessing the potential of artificial intelligence. Photo: The National
How AI is set to transform government and business in the UAE - and the world

Move to incorporate AI into UAE Cabinet is latest step forward for rapidly evolving technology

UAEJune 27, 2025
A 2021 study revealed that the stomachs of about 300 dead camels analysed since 2008 had contained indigestible plastic material. Victor Besa / The National
Plastic bag ban helps to save camels' lives, study suggests

Number of camels found dead having ingested plastic in UAE falls by 60-80 per cent, says researcher

UAEJune 24, 2025
High screen time is associated with lower physical activity levels. Getty Images
'More than a third of UAE children' spend over seven hours a day on screens

Research comes as schools clamp down on pupils' mobile phone use

UAEJune 20, 2025
Strict policies on the use of plastic bags is helping to reduce waste, scientists in the US have found. EPA
Bans and charges 'cut plastic bag waste in the environment'

US research thought to be first to show restrictions lead to reduction in amount of litter

NewsJune 19, 2025
Dubai British School Jumeirah Park is one of three UAE schools among the front-runners in the worldwide competition. Photo: T4 Education
Three UAE schools named as finalists in global contest

Schools in Dubai and Umm Al Quwain shortlisted for World's Best Prizes

UAEJune 18, 2025
Dr David Hardman, of the University of Cambridge, hopes robot hands could in the near future outperform a human one in certain tasks. Daniel Bardsley / The National
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How a 'soft' robot hand with a sense of touch could revolutionise prosthetics

Newly revealed technology uses electric fields to detect touch

FutureJune 17, 2025
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