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This plant eaten by Samurai could slow down ageing
More of us are living longer helped by better healthcare and better food, but an ageing global population presents its own challenges. A little Bushidō in our lunches could help.
More of us are living longer helped by better healthcare and better food, but an ageing global population presents its own challenges. A little Bushidō in our lunches could help.
Everyone is aware of the health and environmental advantages of cycling. But in some countries there are more direct incentives being used to encourage people on to two wheels.
It’s been around for thousands of years and provides the basis for all secure digital communications. But how much do you know or understand about encryption’s past or its future?
Coming to terms with increased congestion is one of the major headaches for planners in the world’s busiest cities. Failing to do so could have wide-reaching consequences.
Setting goals for the use of renewable energy makes a lot of sense. But what happens to those targets when overall energy consumption goes up?
No es de extrañar que la hamburguesa sea una de las comidas favoritas del mundo. Incluso cada 28 de mayo se festeja el Día Internacional de la Hamburguesa.
In just 30 years the web has become part of everyday life for millions. But how much do you know about it, and how certain are you of its future?
Adopting family-friendly policies could help Japan tackle its enormous demographic challenge. But society also needs to overcome entrenched attitudes towards gender roles.
The nature of work and of the workplace is changing fast. More than ever it is becoming a tale of give-and-take.
The world of work has entered a period of unprecedented change. In the era of AI and automation, workers have to stay flexible. In Sweden, that flexibility has been commonplace for 20 yea...
The digital economy is dominated by a new breed of multinational businesses whose distributed operations and intangible assets are vexing traditional tax frameworks.
This revolutionary growing method uses no soil, no water and cuts out the need for harmful pesticides. It even makes crops grow faster. So how does it work?
This graphic from the United Nations shows just how much water goes into an average burger.
東京のある期間限定レストランが、障がいを持つ人々を接客スタッフとして雇用するという実験的な試みを進めています。ただし、これはよくある試みではありません。分身ロボットカフェDAWN ver.βのスタッフは自分たち自身で注文を取りテーブルを片づけるのではなく、自宅にいながらにしてロボットを操縦しているのです。
Visitors to New Zealand are being asked to promise to care for the environment by not leaving litter or mess behind them. But it comes with a stern warning of very real consequences.