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National Archaeological Museum outlines plans for major Athens expansion

Civil engineer turned museum chief Ioanna Dretta discusses the National Archaeological Museum's holistic overhaul, from a new research centre and public park to reimagined galleries, as design studies for the landmark Athens project near completion

Scientists explain why aspirin has the power to help prevent cancer

Growing evidence reveals that aspirin may influence key mechanisms of tumor development, reinforcing its importance in modern preventive medicine

How the Grand Canyon was formed: New research reveals the route of the river that created the largest canyon on Earth

What happened in the area about 6.6 million years ago in the region

DMB and olive oil: New research for health entitled “DMB, Gut Microbiota & Heart Health”

With the participation of researchers from Yale and IHU and with Plus Health DMB evoo by Sakellaropoulos Organic Farms

Coronavirus and flu “awaken” cancer cells – What a new study by Greek doctors reveals

In a sample of 4,800 patients, it was found that those who tested positive for COVID-19 in 2020 had nearly double the risk of dying from cancer compared to those who tested negative

Autonomous marine vehicles are transforming scientific research in challenging environments, such as the Kolumbo volcano near Santorini

This is the essence of the “MERLIN” project, which aspires to revolutionize the way we explore, monitor, and protect marine environments

Traffic accidents: Half of drivers in Greece admit to driving with their mobile phone in their hand

20% admit to running a red light and one in five drive after drinking

Antonia Dimitrakopoulou – Strauss to Danika: “Prevention saves from 30%-50% of cancers”

The Greek director of the positron emission tomography (PET/CT) scanner at the DFKZ research centre in Heidelberg talks about the small but promising victories of science in the great war against cancer

Science: mosquitoes are being genetically modified to kill the malaria parasite they carry

Professor Giorgos Christophides discusses the major research currently underway – If a small number of modified mosquitoes are released, the entire population could become effectively resistant to malaria

National Technical University of Athens Opens 43 Labs to the Public on March 12-14

Over 5,000 visitors expected, primarily high school students

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