350 years pharmaceutical company Merck Remaining curious about the future For its 350th anniversary, Merck has awarded a remunerative science prize and invited globally renowned researchers.
Investigative journalism Germany sees spike in 'fake science' publications One expert described the phenomenon of researchers publishing in non-peer reviewed journals as a "disaster for science."
Our Beautiful Planet Our Beautiful Planet: Tanzania's crimson 'stone animal' lake Red Lake Natron's water is extremely alkaline – and appears to turn animals to stone. How?
Opinion - Arms Industry Opinion: They must know they're bad It's no secret that a lot of business at airshows is military. We need to talk about that, says DW's Zulfikar Abbany.
Farnborough Airshow: Brexit? What Brexit?! Sure there's been the odd mention of Brexit at Farnborough. But aerospace is so global, you're unlikely to care.
Getting real Gene editing causes multiple mutations A British study shows that gene editing does not work as well as previously assumed and causes unwanted mutations.
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Researchers warn Beware of stem cell therapies Stem cell therapies are seen as revolutionary miracle cures. But often they are not, researchers warn - cures, that is.
Ötzi Ötzi: Study reveals 5,000-year-old Alpine diet A new study has found that the mummified man known as Ötzi enjoyed feasting on ibex and deer meat.
Listen up! DW Discoveries launches on Google Home, smartphones Fascinated by science? Care about the environment? Want daily health tips? Then say, "OK, Google. Open DW Discoveries."
Crohn's disease - chronic pain and no cure Crohn's disease patients suffer from fatigue, abdominal pain and diarrhea. What is the state of research?
