Stories by Kate Graham-Shaw

High-energy electrons released by storms on Earth can threaten satellites and spacecraft

Years after a nuclear disaster wiped out Fukushima’s agriculture, peach growers are banking on Harrods to sell the area’s recovery story

Scientists propose that large chunks of gold could form from earthquakes’ pressure

A new study suggests a commonly used sugar substitute could increase the risk of blood clots, raising concerns for heart complications

Foodborne illnesses such as E. coli, Salmonella, Listeria and Norovirus can make you seriously sick. Here’s how to protect yourself

A recently adopted United Nations treaty could lead to invasive digital surveillance, human rights experts warn

Identifying asteroids with potential moons could aid researchers in understanding unique aspects of our solar system

Scientists hope the incredibly rare beaching of a spade-toothed whale will help them learn more about this persistently elusive species

I watched United Nations delegates debate AI-based weapons that can fire without human initiation. Humans cannot be taken out of that decision-making

People whose eyes dilated more performed better on tests of working memory

The skeletons of scribes from ancient Egypt show deterioration from sitting and kneeling

Recycled materials contribute to a pollutant-neutralizing paint

The way we’re “wired” to learn may divide us

Giving cells an appetite for cancer could enhance treatments