From 17 January 2026, ArtScience Museum invites you to meet insects at their first exhibition devoted to them. At the heart of Insects: Microsculptures Magnified are 37 large-format portraits by British photographer Levon Biss, created in collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History and drawn from Oxford University Museum of Natural History’s collection. The work reveals a private architecture of armour plates, velveted textures and saw-toothed edges, details our eyes ...
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Forget ChatGPT, AI-driven chatbot called FarmGPT is now being used to optimise industrial insect farming in a novel attempt by Entoverse. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has taken the world by storm. One particular tool stands out amongst the rest: Chat Generative Pre-Trained Transformer (GPT), also known colloquially as ChatGPT. From rampant fears of such technology taking over jobs to debates over whether this AI-based tool is a boon or bane to students, ...
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Insects as protein alternatives may seem gross, but Singapore-based Entoverse continues striving in the insect-farming industry by partnering with Inagro. With environmental changes on the rise and a rapidly increasing population, there has been much stress placed on food supply chains. There is now an increased, and pressing, demand to find new and sustainable food sources, with nations battling the idea of food security. Solutions have been put in place like ...
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Here is a handy guide on how you can participate in the conservation of wetlands and increase your knowledge about them throughout the year. According to worldwetlandsday, wetlands are land areas that are saturated or flooded with water either permanently or seasonally. Examples include lakes, mangroves, coral reefs and yes, even fish ponds! Wetlands worldwide are highly endangered – they are being lost three times faster than forests and more than 80% of ...
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