Scientists have pointed out errors in modern mathematical models for assessing the impact of air pollution on human health

Ministry of Education and Science of Russia 17 July 2025 18:32 The mathematical models used by the world's leading organizations to assess the impact of air pollution on human health contain a fundamental error and may greatly underestimate the...

Scientific Systems Introduces VENOM Autonomous Small USV 

From Scientific Systems VENOM Is Cost-Effective, Quickly Built With Rapidly Scalable Manufacturing, And Designed To Meet The U.S. Navy’s Need For sUSV Interceptors BURLINGTON, Mass., July 15, 2025 – Scientific Systems, an industry leader in...

Science Men's Journal Scientists Just Used Three-Person DNA to Prevent Deadly Diseases in Babies

In a breakthrough that could change the future of fertility treatment, researchers in Britain announced this week that eight healthy babies were born using an experimental DNA technique designed to prevent rare and often fatal genetic diseases,...

Scientists just created the strongest magnetic force in the universe

You may never have heard of magnetars, but they are, in a nutshell an exotic type of neutron star whose magnetic field is around a trillion times stronger than the Earth’s. To illustrate their strength, if you were to get any closer to a magnetar...

HORIBA opens new Analytical Solution Plaza to support UK science and research

publication date: Jul 18, 2025 | author/source: HORIBA From left to right: Managing Director of HORIBA MIRA and HORIBA Corporate Officer, Mr. Declan Allen, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Embassy of Japan, Mr. Masaki Ikegami,...

The Invisible Tsunami: Deep Science Ventures and Grantham Foundation sound alarm on toxicity crisis

This week sees the launch of a report from Deep Science Ventures and the Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment, which reveals that the extent of toxic chemical exposure in air, food, and water is higher than previously...

Over 50 candidates are running in the same Alberta by-election as Pierre Poilievre, but political scientists say it likely won’t cost him the race

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for a limit to how many people can be on a ballot as dozens of candidates are running against him in an upcoming by-election, but political scientists say long ballots likely won’t make a difference...

Cross-ministerial effort for science-driven maritime transformation

Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Higher Education, Science, and Technology Ministry and the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) agreed to strengthen collaboration to push maritime sector transformation based on higher education, applied...

Queen of Sparkles takes center stage at Baton Rouge's LASM: Where science meets sequins

As staff set up the new Queen of Sparkles exhibit at the Louisiana Art & Science Museum, a little boy walked by and spotted a sparkly dress. Surrounded by exhibits featuring dinosaur bones and Apollo 11, the boy pointed and asked, ‘Why is this in...

Google's head of Android said the computer science major needs a 'rebrand'

Even Google's head of Android, Sameer Samat thinks the computer science major needs a rebrand. "It is thought of as, 'go learn how to do Java coding,'" Samat said of the major, adding that if that's what you want to do, "you don't need a degree."...

Steinberg passes torch on life sciences

At PBN’s Emerging Industries Summit in 2024, Neil D. Steinberg said the goal for the then-newly created R.I. Life Sciences Hub was for the state to become a player in the regional industry. Just over a year later, the local industry has taken...

Chicken soup proven to cut cold duration by 2.5 days: Science validates grandma’s wisdom

Chicken soup proven to cut cold duration by 2.5 days: Science validates grandma’s wisdom Study confirms chicken soup slashes cold recovery time by 2.5 days, with anti-inflammatory effects. Synthesized data from 342 participants across four trials...

Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Nuvoco Vistas, Motherson, Clean Science and more

It’s a dull day in the markets, even as the earnings season heats up. However, there are interesting buzzers in trade today. The mid-session trade has seen some sharp stock specific movers. Even as the broader indices hover in the red, select...

Denver Museum of Nature & Science now showing off dinosaur find from its parking lot

Top forensic scientist resigns amid DNA contamination scandal

Queensland’s top forensic scientist has resigned just weeks after she was suspended over fears DNA evidence may have been compromised at the state’s forensic laboratory. Attorney-General Deb Frecklington confirmed on Friday that Linzi Wilson-Wilde...

You can now earn UCount rewards from Petshop Science stores

The Shoprite Group has announced the expansion of its UCount Rewards partnership to Petshop Science, the country’s fastest growing pet retail business. After three months, the retailer said that customers can unlock up to 30% back in Standard Bank...

41st anniversary of The Times of India, Bengaluru: Troika of science, culture, experiment

Science Gallery Bengaluru connects research and the public. It focuses on public engagement, mentorship, and public labs. The gallery has exhibition halls and experimental spaces. Young adults can pursue activities there. It aims to bring back the...

Are fireflies going extinct, are there more? We asked a KY insect scientist

(TNS) Fireflies are a staple of summer in Kentucky, diving and drifting through the night with bioluminescent flashes that light up childhood memories and nostalgia for many. But if you’ve spent any time on social media, you’ve likely seen claims...

Forget Ozempic: 6 Science-Backed Foods That Naturally Regulate Blood Sugar

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