Michael Irving is a Science Journalist at New Atlas. He focuses on a wide range of topics within the natural sciences, including medicine and healthcare, alternative medicine, and engineering, while also exploring themes of health and wellness. Michael's work has been featured in NewsBreak, Realclearhistory, ScienceAlert, and Freelance Rocket Scientist.
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Scientists in China have developed contact lenses that let wearers see light normally invisible to the human eye.
By: Michael Irving
Maryland-based startup InventWood is set to mass-produce the first batches of 'Superwood,' a new material made of modified timber that's stronger than regular barky stems, and even stronger than steel.
In a promising new study, scientists have adapted an experimental cancer treatment to control celiac disease.
Advanced light-sheet microscopy images of heart cells early in development. (Abukar et al., EMBO J, 2025)
Scientists in Europe have tested an anti-aging drug cocktail in mice and found that it extended the animals' lifespans by around 30 percent. The mice stayed healthier for longer too, with less chronic inflammation and delayed cancer onset.
Next time you can't sleep, it might help to nudge your partner or reach for the nightstand drawer.
Global politics don't feel particularly cooperative at the moment, but which countries could actually feed themselves independently if all international food trade shut down? Just one, according to a new study.
Physicists at Fermilab have made the most precise measurement ever of a long-disputed value – the magnetic 'wiggle' of an elementary particle known as a muon.
Long before Tyrannosaurus rex stalked the planet, a Dragon Prince reigned supreme.
Siberian bats ( Myotis sibiricus ) can live up to 40 years. (Yuzefovich Alexander/iNaturalist/CC BY NC)
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