Finnish researchers aim to bring lab-grown coffee to the markets in around four years’ time
It could help protect the environment while giving us the same experience as a regular cup of coffee.
Tag: coffee
Six cups of coffee a day is enough to start damaging your brain
Going overboard is never good for you.
That morning cup of coffee? It’s not enough to tackle sleep deprivation
Maybe try sleeping more next time
The ground coffee you buy at the shops could soon get much better
The hottest thing in coffee is actually very cool.
Climate change really ruins everything — now, it’s coming for our coffee
Colombia's coffee production is struggling to cope with climate change, and that's bad news for coffee lovers.
Coffee waste can help restore degraded land and forests
A large part of Earth's land is increasingly degraded and coffee could be used to help/
It’s time to ditch the disposable cup. But many barriers still stand in the way
Coffee is always in fashion. But single-use cups are not.
Drinking coffee daily is associated with less gray matter in the brain
This doesn't mean that caffeine makes you dumb, though.
Your daily coffee has a big climate cost — here’s how to reduce it by 77%
The way coffee is produced can make a big difference to the climate.
How Are The Best Coffee Beans In The World Grown?
There are over 120 known species of coffee.
Heavy coffee drinkers can smell its aroma much easier than other people — and it seems tied to craving
Mmmm, good bean juice make brain go fast.
How to brew the perfect espresso with chemistry
How science can help you consistently make the perfect cup of joe.
Researchers figure out how coffee can boost (some) solar cells
Oh great, more competition for my morning coffee.
Coffee not essential for life, Switzerland decides
Say what now?
Is Coffee good or bad? A critical view on the science behind it
Evidence points to the fact that coffee does more good than harm, indicating that it can be part of a ...
Over half of the world’s wild coffee faces extinction, new research finds
We're not facing a shortage of coffee right now, but scarcity is possible in the near future.
Coffee or tea? The answer might lie in your genes
So, which one is your favorite?
‘Rust’ fungi threaten to wipe out Latin America’s coffee crops
A fungal infection has devastated up to 70% of coffee production in some regions.
Coffee consumption might actually protect your heart, new study concludes
Good news, everyone!